Aruba Networks Wireless WAN Reviews

We use Aruba Networks Wireless WAN for logistic purposes.

Aruba Networks Wireless WAN is stable and good.

The issue is that we are unable to update it because we lack the necessary permissions. We set up the website, but we don't have permission to download the software.

I would like to have the option, to log in by clear code.

I have been working with Aruba Networks Wireless WAN for five years.

Aruba Networks Wireless WAN is a stable solution.

The scalability of Aruba Networks Wireless WAN is very good.

We have 11 controllers, 300 access points, and possibly 300, 350 clients.

For the newer release, we contacted technical support for the operator.

I would rate the technical support a five out of five.

Positive

Previously, we did not use another solution.

There was a seller who suggested Aruba, and we started using it from that time.

The installation is a mix of the two. It's neither easy nor difficult.

Licensing fees are paid on a yearly basis.

I would rate the pricing a three or a four out of five.

We are currently using Aruba and researching new features in similar solutions.

Overall, I am pleased with the solution.

We are partners.

I would rate Aruba Networks Wireless WAN an eight out of ten.

We have this solution on our standalone sites operating with indoor and outdoor access points connected to a controller. It has multiple access IDs in the campus area. 

The brand name is good for availability. It has a better market value than other vendors. This solution is more for enterprise-sized companies as opposed to SMBs. 

All the features are available, even including the security. The access point enables the matching of any connectivity.  

From the commercial-side the pricing side is fine but in other aspects, it could be lowered. 

We have been using Aruba for the last three to four years. 

The customers are definitely happy with the stability. 

Scalability is good. 

I would give their technical support a ten out of ten. 

We are system integrators, so we prefer to work with a vendor who offers support with deployments. 

They are very knowledgeable and very accurate.

The initial setup was straightforward. It took around a day.

We integrated with Aruba's help. Aruba's support is very strong. It's one of the best features, their support is very good. There's support for any problem you could have during the configuration or installation. With their help, you don't need a consultant to deploy.

We deployed it with our own technician. We only needed one or two. 

Aruba is a very good product. Make sure to train your technicians for this product. 

I would rate it a ten out of ten. 

I use Aruba Wireless to give wifi access to customers and office-goers.

Aruba Wireless's best feature is that it's very, very robust.

I've been using Aruba Wireless for three to four years.

Aruba Wireless is very stable.

Aruba Wireless is scalable.

The initial setup is straightforward and only requires a small amount of technical know-how. Deployment can take some time if you haven't planned well.

Aruba Wireless comes with the controller.

I'd recommend anybody looking at implementing Aruba Wireless to go for it - it's a really, very good product. I'd rate Aruba Wireless eight out of ten.

For campus installations, student residences, universities, and small community enterprises. The performance is excellent.

It enhances the user experience and the security of internal access is excellent.

It's stable and secure with a lot of functionality. It integrates with the Aruba portfolio very easily, and it's a vendor-agnostic solution, and that's brilliant.

I'm looking forward to the release of AirWave 10.

Brilliant. Excellent. Very scalable and very easy to scale it as well, if you plan it accordingly.

I used it once and I received very good technical support. Whomever I spoke to answered pretty quickly. If they can't answer there and then you get a call back a day or two later.

Still, I would like to see a quicker response in the support environment.

I didn't switch. It was just the solution that was here. Coming from Cisco and other systems, Aruba actually did leave a good mark on me compared to how other systems operate and work.

My most important criteria when selecting a vendor would be

• the quality of the product
• the support behind it
• the stability of the environment in real life, not in a demo environment.
  

I did it myself, so it is pretty simple.

Approach HPE for Aruba. Also, stick with a technical team of consultants to design it and then go the market with a solution from HPE and get the value added reseller to do the necessary work.

I would rate Aruba at nine out of 10. There are always things that can be improved. But generally, out of the whole portfolio of solutions, Aruba stands out very much.

We are a tech consultancy firm and this is one of the solutions that we implement for our clients. When our clients are looking for a local wireless environment, this solution can fit their needs.

The most valuable feature is the ease of setup and deployment.

The dashboards can be made much more useful.

Technical support is important to me and I feel that it is something that can be improved.

I would like to see support for SD-WAN.

The inclusion of firewall features would be an improvement.

We have been working with Aruba Wireless WAN for three years.

We have had no problems with stability.

This is a scalable solution. We have customers of all sizes, ranging from small businesses to enterprise-level organizations.

We have been in touch with technical support and they are good enough, although there is room for improvement.

We have also worked with Cisco wireless solutions. The price of Aruba is better but Cisco's technical support is superior.

The initial setup and deployment are easy. Installing a single device can be done in two or three hours. However, some projects will continue for up to 12 days because there are a large number of devices.

We deploy this solution for our customers. Often, we also deploy switches and other network equipment at the same time.

The price of this solution is better than some other vendors.

This is a good product and my advice for anybody who is considering it is that they can solve a lot of issues with Aruba. I think that it is okay for most of our customers.

I would rate this solution a five out of ten.

This solution provides our wireless network service. We use it as a centralized wireless hub in our network.

The GUI is user-friendly and the dashboards are good.

We have had stability issues with some types of portable devices.

We have been using Aruba Wireless WAN since 2018.

We had some stability issues with wireless devices such as laptops and tablets, but it turned out to be a bug and it was fixed in the latest version.

This solution is scalable and we have approximately 500 users.

We speak with our vendor for technical support and do not contact Aruba directly.

The initial setup is straightforward.

Overall, this is a very good product. It is stable and I recommend it.

I would rate this solution a nine out of ten.

We use this solution to control access and bandwidth.

It is used for the RTLS tracking devices that are supported by Aruba and we are going to test it in our environment.

We don't know this product very well yet, but what we have used so far and what we like are user control, bandwidth, and access. For each access point, there is one that controls the application, the layer and bandwidth quota.

The support needs improvement because it is not very good in terms of response time. It takes to long to resolve issues.

We have been using this solution for two to three months.

In the short time that we have been using this solution, it has been stable, and we haven't had any issues.

This solution is scalable.

At the moment we have one hundred users, but our target is more than three thousand.

The technical support is okay, but the response time is not very good. It takes too long to resolve the issues.

The initial setup was straightforward. It was easy.

I would rate this solution a nine out of ten.