Aruba ClearPass Reviews

We use Aruba ClearPass as a network access control solution. It prevents unauthorized access and allows access for users in the internal environment, performing checks and onboarding.

We use ClearPass to secure our environment. Before ClearPass, our environment wasn't as secure.

I use the solution primarily for network access control. I have worked massively with Cisco over the last year, and I have also started to use Aruba.

The policies can be defined very well, although it is quite complex. However, this is why OrnoX is a much simpler alternative. Many authentication mechanisms are available, such as for the devices, you could use it. 

Aruba prefers the cloud deployment, yet you could also have it on your private cloud environment. You have a good return on investment with Aruba, which is the best overall solution compared to competitors like Cisco, Forescout, and others.

Device onboarding is quite a significant part of our use, primarily for wired devices. We are also using it for a wireless portal. The focus has been on securing the wired ports.

Aruba ClearPass is feature-rich and fairly straightforward to implement. It integrates well with 802.1X configuration and the integration with our switches. The ClearPass solution has reduced the amount of engineering time compared to previous solutions, making it more efficient for our purposes.

We have network access control in our field and a contract with a local company that supports many implementations and makes changes, not that we start from scratch. Having local support makes it much easier.

They are really good. Whatever we have thought can be done, they have done it. And we had a lot of extra requests. 

We are interacting with CrowdStrike and On Guard, and we have integrated too. 

Three passes work better than other NAC products on identifying the VoIP devices and IoT devices with built-in features. On Guard and agent-based On Guard features are included under the use case.

The ClearPass solution includes role and role-based user and machine access, and they handle network segmentation using wired and wireless access methods.

I used Aruba ClearPass for guest access, BYOD, and other network access controls. I installed it at various client locations, including an enterprise where the clients were not fully utilizing the solution.

Aruba ClearPass allows for guest access, BYOD control, IoT device control, access control, device visibility, policy management, interoperability with third-party solutions, self-service, and device profiling. These functions make the solution valuable since I can manage device access and enforce policies.

Our clients use Aruba ClearPass for identity authentication on their local area network and their Wi-Fi. For one of our clients, we're using the OnGuard function for health checks, and we're also using the Guest Captive portal.

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.

We use Aruba ClearPass for network access control, managing authentication, authorization, and policy enforcement. It ensures secure and compliant access across diverse organizational environments and supports integration with existing network infrastructures.

The platform offers comprehensive policy enforcement, supports multiple authentication methods, and integrates seamlessly with various network security solutions.