It has already been nearly five years since HPE Aruba Networking introduced AOS 10 as its next-generation wireless network operating system. A significant number of Aruba wireless LAN users are currently using an architecture based on AOS 8. However, since the new Wi-Fi 7 access points only support the AOS 10 operating system, it is now time to consider migrating to the new operating system. Always moving to a new operating system…
HPE Aruba Networking has launched access points powered by the new Wi-Fi 7 technology to meet the demands of customers seeking faster and more stable Wi-Fi connections. In addition to Wi-Fi 7 technology, these new HPE Aruba products incorporate significant technological advancements. Key Features of the AP-734 and AP-735 Device Class at 6GHz The AP-735 is a low-power indoor (Low…
HPE Aruba Networking Central Meets ArubaOS 10 (AOS 10). If you are currently using an ArubaOS 8 (AOS 8) environment managed via AirWave or in a standalone (controller-less) configuration, upgrading to the new ArubaOS 10 (AOS 10) software can greatly assist in simplifying, expanding, or optimizing your Wi-Fi architecture. Due to new requirements emerging from the recent digital environment, existing…
