Aruba APs offers seamless connectivity that works great for large public venues, loading docks, and pop-up sites. These point-to-point wireless access points offer 60GHz speed and Wi-Fi mesh backhaul.

Users can connect upto 100 actives devices to an Aruba acess point.

Yes, to provide to seamless connectivity the client’s device automatically switches between access points or routers. It goes from one access point to another mesh or extender access point.

Aruba uses the following ports, HTTPS (TCP ports 443 and 4343) or HTTP (TCP ports 80 and 8888) or, TELNET (TCP port 23) or SSH (TCP port 22)

To enables ports on the Aruba switch, click on Configuration > Ports. If ports are not already selected, then choose the fabric and switches to edit. Next, choose the ports you want to configure. In the table view, you can scroll and choose the required pages and tap on the port check boxes to choose the ports you want to configure. You can also do the same in the Graphic view, by clicking on the check marks for QSFP or SFP. Now, click on Actions > Disable/ Enable, and from the drop down list select the Enable option. A success message will be displayed at the end.