HPE Aruba Networking Central Switch Class-2 Foundation 1 year Subscription E-STU

HPE Aruba Networking Central is a powerful, cloud-based networking solution that unifies management of wireless, wired, and WAN infrastructure across campus, branch, data center, and remote worker locations. Featuring built-in, AI-driven analytics and intelligent alerts, it provides actionable insights required to proactively monitor, troubleshoot, and improve network performance. This solution provides enterprise-grade scale and resiliency, delivers advanced security and threat management capabilities, and offers flexible deployment options with cloud, on-premises, and as-a-service models, making it a perfect fit for large enterprises with limited IT personnel. A real-time summary of network-wide health is delivered through an intuitive dashboard that can be accessed from anywhere, including through a mobile app for on-the-go operations. Whether managing one location or several hundred, network management is now far simpler with this solution.

What is new supporting point:
Enhanced network observability providing deeper insights and enhanced visibility into your network.
HPE Aruba Networking Central NAC for cloud-delivered network access control (NAC) solution offering robust authentication, authorization, and seamless client onboarding.
Introducing public preview of new HPE Aruba Networking Central providing IT teams with easier navigation, improved network observability, and intuitive AIOps for enhanced user experience.
Offering third-party device monitoring by integrating HPE OpsRamp Software technology into HPE Aruba Networking Central, reducing blind spots and improving troubleshooting across diverse environments.
Offering deployment flexibility with software-as-a service (SaaS), on-prem, virtual private cloud (VPC), and managed service provider (MSP) options to meet the varying networking needs of customers.
More AI Insights specifically boosting network performance by reducing the time and effort to plan, deploy, manage and troubleshoot the network.