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Aruba's vision of building from the core out comes from the company's start as a switch and router manufacturer

Born in the mobile, cloud, IoT era, Aruba can help customers build a secure, intelligent network from the edge in

Aruba has made a number of key acquisitions that have enabled it to develop five separate architectures for customers

Continuous monitoring and NAC cannot detect to IoT devices because they do not appear like mobile and BYOD devices on network management software.

IoT devices require special management software because they use different wireless standards than the standards that most wireless devices are built for.

IoT devices require cloud management and data storage, so customers need to have a hybrid infrastructure in place.

Central integrates with third-party backup solutions such as Veeam to provide a single solution for all branch needs.

Central has the same user interface as Cisco Prime, so it is easy for customers to migrate from Cisco.

Central automatically configures clustering on managed controllers, simplifying the implementation of high availability.

a university that needs to provide home wireless services and VPN access for faculty

a medium business with 570 employees that needs a simple cloud-managed wireless solution

a retailer that needs to support a large number of small branch sites

lack of control over and visibility into WAN traffic

insufficient security expertise in IT staff at branches

too few products and solutions at the branches across their WAN

In customer satisfaction surveys, the majority of mobile users report dissatisfaction with the speeds available on smartphones.

A majority of mobile users hide their device location due to growing concerns over security and personal safety.

Although mobile searchers are rising, website traffic from traditional desktops still significantly outpaces mobile traffic.

Enforce a secure VPN connection for remote users to protect the network from malicious attacks

Detect malware and attacks with the latest signatures downloaded from Aruba

Provide a backend database for enforcing security issues

to integrate multi-vendor support into the platform

to provide a fuller-featured solution

to provide greater scalability for large networks

A traditional branch architecture unifies security policies centrally, which frustrates local IT staff what do not understand the policies.

A traditional branch architecture does not support a WAN established over MPLS, which is the most cost-effective choice for most customers.

Traditional branches do not have enough separate hardware devices for customers to meet performance requirements.

This switch provides basic connectivity, plug-and-play simplicity, and security for an attractive price point.

This switch is an unmanaged switch for remote offices that need entry-level features such high-speed uplinks and staking.

This switch provides plug-and-play deployment for customers who require up to 100 GbE uplinks and advanced features such as dynamic segmentation.

The Aruba 8400 switch offers high speed 100GbE interfaces, fabric modules, power supplies, and fans

The Aruba 8400 is the first core switch that offers customers the ability to combine multiple switches into a single logical switch

Zero-Touch Provisioning enables customers to drastically shorten the time it takes to deploy switches

The customer wants to move to an OPEX model and access the management platform from anywhere.

The customer is interested in guest Wi-Fi management, presence analytics, or managed services.

The customer has limited IT resources in each of many branch offices.

Because most IoT devices come with built in security, IT staff needs to be trained in those protocols and security software suites.

Devices are proliferating, while IoT deployments remain too immature to offer real business value to enterprises at this time.

Very few IoT devices support wireless and IP technologies, making it difficult to integrate them in the wireless network.

Aruba AirWave is cloud based, while Cisco Prime only offers on-premises management.

Aruba AirWave integrates network access control, while Cisco Prime does not.

Cisco Prime only offers single-server deployments, while Aruba offers larger deployments.

Cloud is less reliable than on-premises infrastructure because data is stored in a central location.

Customers must increase their IT management resources because cloud adds complexity to the network infrastructure.

Customers must make a large capital investment when they initially adopt a public cloud solution.