Aruba Access Points Reviews

I like the solution because of its throughput and low latency. It has resolved roaming issues for my customers. 

The delivery timeline is a major problem. There are also configuration and integration issues since not many engineers are available in the market who has expertise with the product. Some of our customers also experience network slowness. 

I have been working with the product for nine years. 

Aruba Access Points is stable but has some minor issues. 

The solution is easy to scale. If customers roll out a project then they can add it immediately in a fraction of a second. 

I also work with Dell but find Aruba Access Points to be better. Aruba is better in terms of technology and performance. 

The product's setup is not so easy since you cannot get many engineers in the market who can do the tool's installation. Developing an engineer is a costly affair for us. The time taken to complete the installation depends on the infrastructure. If the infrastructure is moderate then installation takes a week's time to complete. If it's a big campus, then installation can take one month. 

We require only four engineers if the area to deploy is 20,000 square feet. However, if the campus is big then we would need eight to ten engineers. Mounting the solution will take time but the rest of the things can be handled remotely. 

We would require one to two engineers to maintain the solution if the deployed area is 20,000 square feet. 

The solution is expensive and licensing costs are yearly. Customers have to pay extra costs for service and subscription apart from the hardware cost. 

I would rate Aruba Access Points a nine out of ten. We work mostly with enterprise customers but we also have medium and small customers as well. 

The most valuable features of Aruba Access Points are the proportionate workload distribution and the easy-to-use interface for management.

The product is highly priced. They could improve pricing. 

We previously used TP-Link and UniFi, and now we use Aruba.

The initial setup is easy. Ten experts in our organization maintain the product on the maintenance side, including servers, infrastructure, network, switches, wireless servers, virtual servers, Linux, Windows servers, and databases.

I rate the process a nine out of ten.

The product is more expensive than TP-Link and UniFi. I rate the pricing as seven out of ten.

In the engineering company, they had a huge file, around two terabytes. After we installed the Aruba switches, the work became faster because the network speed improved. It has impacted the overall productivity by about 40%.

The web interface configuration, whether VLANs or SSIDs, is simple to manage. It integrates well with the existing network infrastructure.

I rate Aruba Access Points an eight out of ten.

Aruba Access Points is an easy-to-use solution. We use Aruba Access Points to implement the Aruba Wi-Fi solution for manufacturing.

The solution's lead time is very slow and should be improved.

I have been using Aruba Access Points for two years.

I rate Aruba Access Points an eight out of ten for stability.

Aruba Access Points is a scalable solution. Two clients are using Aruba Access Points.

The solution’s technical support is good.

We have seen a return on investment with Aruba Access Points.

Users have to pay a licensing fee for Aruba Access Points, which could be cheaper.

We raised a PO to the Aruba agent and installed the device for our customer. Two technical staff and one manager are needed to deploy and maintain the solution.

I would recommend Aruba Access Points to other users.

Overall, I rate Aruba Access Points ten out of ten.

We use the product for user access, guest access, equipment maintenance, and supporting IoT devices.

Aruba Access Points’ most valuable features are network mobility and reliability for network access.

The platform’s speed for data flow could be better. There needs to be flexibility for installation and mounting access points. Additionally, the controller tool should work efficiently for troubleshooting purposes during maintenance.

We have been using Aruba Access Points for two years.

Sometimes, the power stability of PoE switches keeps rebooting continuously. It could be improved.

We have more than 1000 Aruba Access Points users in our organization. It is a scalable product.

The product’s installation process is easy. We use heat maps to find stability to access the network for high-flexibility areas. It takes an hour to complete the process.

Sometimes, I take help from a third-party vendor for the implementation.

The product's pricing could be better than Cisco.

I recommend Aruba Access Points to others and rate it a five out of ten.