Our clients are mostly K-12 education, community colleges, and local governments.

I configure access points or wireless networks and install Aruba Networks Wireless WAN.

I've deployed in multiple healthcare environments and significant infrastructure in higher education. We have a variety of corporate environments, and they range anywhere from two APs to 2000 APs.

Our company uses the solution to create networks for customers. We have more than 100 users across project management and service delivery. 

The solution has many use cases, so we use it for warehouses, factories, and offices. Also, I've been using it in many different places.

We mainly use Aruba Networks Wireless WAN for our corporate wireless access for corporate mobiles, corporate laptops, and guest wireless access. We also use the product because of its tax asset.

We have vertical markets and there's almost no real use case since it's all industry. Aruba is not really designed to be used in private households. We do have a few private customers. However, they have a very high demand on security. If they have a high demand on the performance, we definitely reach with Aruba however, the majority of our customers are industry related.

The solution is being used as a SaaS IDL for connection. 

We are a system integrator, and we provide solutions to our customers. Aruba Networks Wireless WAN is a solution that we offer to our customers. It provides wireless connectivity and has several features.

The main reasons our clients choose Aruba Networks are its strong server performance and competitive pricing. Additionally, Aruba's customer support is prompt and helpful. These are the main factors that influence our choice of Aruba Networks.

The main use case for this solution is in the education sector and public services.

We use Aruba Wireless at a big trading center in two ways. One use case is a corporate network with restrictions, and another is for customers. For our corporate use case, we have around 30 people on various devices, like laptops and mobile phones. In the second case, we provide access to around 1,000 users. 

We use the product as a VPN device for connecting remote offices.

I am a system integrator and this is one of the solutions that I implement for my customers.

My customers use the Aruba Wireless WAN for Wi-Fi connectivity and network connectivity. It is typically used in an industrial setting.

We provide this solution for small and medium-sized businesses.

My clients use it for the employees to log in to the Internet.

Warehousing and manufacturing are the primary ones that I've been in, but we also do campuses, schools, and healthcare.

We use it for wireless access in our sales offices. It is a wireless access network.

Aruba Networks Wireless WAN is used for wireless network conductivity.

Aruba Networks Wireless WAN is deployed for communication, and we have about 13 sites controlled in a centralized location. We have next-step security authentication, and it supports end-user secure connectivity. The combination and mechanism of multiple servers are used to authenticate the user to connect to the network securely.

We have used Aruba Networks Wireless WAN a lot for retail, manufacturing, and deployments on educational campuses. Most of the deployments I've done are enterprise-grade across multiple sites, utilizing the ClearPass solution so that all the enterprise sites are managed at one location. The use cases can vary.

We primarily use the solution as an instant access point with a built in virtual controller. It's a wireless product.

I use the solution for cloud operations.

We've built out a new office and we use Aruba as our wireless system. Regular workers at our company use it. 

We built the office for about 500 seats. In the end, it should be able to seat roughly 500 people. If each person has at least three devices, that's close to 1500 devices on the network. That's the capacity that we're planning to use.

In terms of performance, I don't have any issue with Aruba Networks Wireless WAN.

We primarily use the solution to control viruses. It's for security to protect access points.

We're basically using the solution to replace our StarVPN connectivity. Prior to this, we had a bunch of VPNs that were creating our WAN that would link back to our central office. It simplified our network. That's what we used it for. We installed one in every office to create the WAN between offices. In the potential next phase, we were looking to then possibly decrease our internet connectivity to each site, however, we didn't do that quite yet.

We use the solution to access the internet connection.

The primary use case of the solution is to provide wireless access while protecting our data transfers.

The solution can be deployed on-premise and in the cloud.

We use Aruba Networks Wireless WAN for logistic purposes.

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. 

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

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

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.

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

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 primarily use the solution for expanding the capabilities of the network to wireless devices. 

Our primary use is to provide wireless network access for our clients.

I use this solution as an access point for my local Wi-Fi.

We are a solution provider and we have experience providing solutions such as this one to our customers.

We currently have a customer who uses this solution in a school.

Our primary use case of this solution is to connect all our end-users to the network via the wireless access point.