What I like most about Aruba ClearPass is its access tracker that serves as its monitoring feature. The access tracker is really helpful when you want to troubleshoot authentication failures.

The most valuable thing about Aruba ClearPass is ease of use for security policies, as it has a much better granular configuration on policies for security. It also allows us to do certain functions which we would not be able to do without Aruba ClearPass, particularly with mobile devices and security. The platform has helped us in a lot of ways where there are aspects that we are limited to, and can't be done in our environment without the server.

I've had no problems with it at all. It's been a breeze. Our other guy who left taught me everything, including the basics in order to implement it. 

The dashboard, the monitoring tabs, and the configuration tabs, the admin tabs is all pretty self-explanatory.

The WiFi solution, the ease of use, and the scalability are excellent. We have Infoblox for all that stuff; however, as far as authentication and stuff like that, it is very easy to use. 

The web dashboard and the policy manager are very intuitive and very easy for engineers to use. Finding what you need is pretty simple. 

The most valuable features of Aruba ClearPass are the authentication mechanisms and the integration with Active Directory(AD).

Aruba ClearPass has a feature called ClearPass OnGuard, like an agent installed on all devices. It ensures your device complies with corporate policies, like antivirus or firewall settings. In addition, it verifies before allowing users to connect properly to our networks.

The visibility and security features are most valuable. We get a clear view. It is a very secure product for educational institutions. 

It is very user-friendly. It is easy to configure and use. The dashboard is very intuitive, and it can give you a very clear view. You can see all the students and all the onboarded devices on the dashboard.

We are mainly using Aruba ClearPass for our clients for securing access to their on-premise assets. As per customer expectations, we are trying our best to track the complete user activity in the network. This is the main and the core feature we require.

A lot of the issues in Forescout are mitigated in Aruba ClearPass, it supports all the expected protocols.

The most valuable feature of Aruba ClearPass is the ease of deployment and integration with other equipment in the network.

The most valuable features of Aruba ClearPass are the GUI and its ease-to-do configuration. Additionally, we can troubleshoot many things in one window.

The aspect of Aruba ClearPass that I like most is that it has a lot of options, it is very versatile.

The interface is very easy to use and the workflow is quite straightforward.

Aruba ClearPass is a simple solution for customers to see what is happening on their network.

ClearPass works, it's quite stable and the solution is NAC and will stay that way. The QBT technology is very good.  

Aruba ClearPass's most valuable features are simple accessing, operating, and management. Additionally, the dashboard and performance work well.

ClearPass is effortless to use and configure. It's not hard to learn the tool, and it has lots of features.

Aruba ClearPass has complete NAC features.

ClearPass's best feature is its comprehensiveness.