Aruba Airwave can scale up to 4,000 per device. More than 100 users are using Aruba Airwave.

I would rate the scalability a nine out of ten. Enterprise businesses are our primary focus.

Aruba AirWave is highly scalable. It's based on licensing, and it's deployed in a larger environment, so you get a better return on investment. The number of users is usually around 1,000. 

In terms of scalability, the ability to scale depends on the company. That said, Aruba doesn't explicitly explain the scalability. 

We are migrating to something else at this point. We're going with a solution that offers full WiFi.

If we need to scale Airwave, we must extend the server resources.

We have 140 users and two administrators for the solution in our organization. It is a scalable solution.

The product scales efficiently after enabling the IPAPI feature. It is suitable for medium to enterprise businesses. I rate its scalability a ten out of ten.

Aruba Airwave is a scalable solution. Scalability-wise, it's an eight.

It's scalable because it's licensed per device and we bought licenses with each device. I would rate it a nine out of ten for scalability.

I cannot comment on the scalability because the solution is within my building, and the number of users doesn't change.

Currently, it is used by thirty to sixty people at the maximum.

None.

Scalability is pretty good. My highest deployment is over five to seven thousand. Half a dozen staff is required for maintenance. There probably won't be any bigger deployments of it now. 

Aruba Airwave is scalable.

The license allows anywhere from 100 to 1,000 users, and then from 1,000 and above.