This was a very active thread that really got a lot of attention. To the OP and
main contributors, how is everything now? Anyone willing to drop an update?
(We're still happy with our 315s, we're running 8.5.0.5 and it's basically
stable. Any issues we encountered they were very quick to help us
On Jan 10, 2020, at 2:32 PM, Rob Harris wrote:
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> What flavor of AP are you running? What are you doing for POE?
All 300-series (303, 303H, 305, 325). We're all-Juniper EX on switching, so in
older buildings it's 3200/4200 (802.3af PoE) and in new construction it's 3400
(802.3at).
Jason
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I've been an Aruba customer for a long time now and while I'm still happy, I
see what you're saying. In my opinion, a lot of issues started here;
https://community.arubanetworks.com/t5/Wireless-Access/Updates-to-Aruba-Release-Naming-Replacing-ED-and-GA/td-p/279651
When they changed how the soft
I glanced away from my email and suddenly there are 50+ messages in this
thread! Late to the party but...
We're an Aruba shop now, having just gone through a vendor cage match last year
for a full system replacement and installing over the summer. While there have
been some frustrations on th
>From my standpoint, it really isn't about having bugs. They will all have
>them. Its how the vendor handles the request when it comes in.
Extreme is a very good example of this. While we have bugs, I know I can
escalate it all the way to the C level of executives if I don't think an issue
is
Our consortium had both Cisco and Aruba, and about 12-18 months ago the Aruba
folks tossed in the towel and went Cisco. Various unresolvable problems with
Aruba AP’s, including one that required a weekly reboot of a particular model.
As Lee mentions, the grass isn’t always greener, so expect tha
