Central

  • HPE EdgeConnect Embraces Mist AI (Marvis) and Central

    Since the merger of HPE and Juniper Networks, the question most eagerly awaited by the market and enterprise infrastructure professionals was undoubtedly, “How will the core portfolios of both companies actually converge?” In particular, attention was focused on what kind of synergy would be created between HPE Aruba Networking EdgeConnect (formerly Silver Peak), the undisputed leader in the enterprise SD-WAN market, and HPE Mist (Marvis), the industry’s leading AIOps platform… .

  • [MCP Practice] Unifying Cross-Domain Network Infrastructure

    In the previous post, "How to Use AI Smarter: MCP (Model Context Protocol)," we examined the concept and necessity of MCP (Model Context Protocol), a standard protocol that enables LLMs to go beyond simple chatbots and exchange data with external systems in real time. This naturally leads to the question, "I understand the concept, but how can I apply it to my actual network operating environment?" For field engineers…

  • Agentic AI showcased at HPE Discover 2025

    On June 23, 2025, HPE successfully hosted Discover 2025 in Las Vegas. On that day, HPE CEO Antonio Neri unveiled GreenLake Intelligence, a groundbreaking framework for applying Agentic AIOps technology across the entire hybrid IT infrastructure. Furthermore, new Agentic Mesh capabilities will soon be integrated into HPE Networking Central, a cloud-native network management system (NMS)…

  • How to migrate to AOS 10 and what to keep in mind

    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…

  • Benefits of Cloud-Based Network Management

    For many companies, large and small, the COVID-19 pandemic marked a turning point in the adoption of cloud-centric, cloud-based solutions. Gartner predicts that by 2025, more than half of enterprise IT spending in major market industries will be spent on the cloud.[1] As the cloud plays a key role in providing business resilience and supporting agility, the role of networks is also becoming increasingly important. Therefore…

  • Four Benefits of As-a-Service

    Moving to the cloud is not an easy task. However, from an enterprise perspective, migrating to the cloud is becoming increasingly important. According to a recent report by Gartner, more than 951 TP3 T of new digital workloads are expected to be deployed on cloud-native platforms by 2025. As this trend continues, the role of IT will also change, and regarding site stability, product management, and connected communities…

  • Aruba Central License Changes

    Last March, Aruba implemented a licensing change along with the Central 2.5.3 update. With continuous updates, Aruba Central is emerging as an indispensable presence when introducing Aruba products and solutions. Aruba Central is not merely a cloud-based NMS for managing wired and wireless networks; it is establishing itself as a cloud-based total solution platform for Aruba. With such continuous…

  • Aruba's Portfolio (2)

    Continuing from the previous post, I will continue introducing Aruba's portfolio. Security that secures not only the moment of connection but also during the connection – ClearPass. Security is just as important as wired and wireless network connections. Now that all things are connected to the network, data protection and blocking unauthorized users are crucial. Furthermore, detection and action regarding internal threats occurring without one's knowledge…