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Aruba - How to create, import and export certifciates in Aruba Solutions

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 Hi, in the 77th Tesos session (in spanish) I showed how to create, import and export certifciates in Aruba Solutions You can see the whole Tesos series in this link: https://thewifiofthings.com/     Hope this helps

How to configure STP in ArubaOS CX

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  Hi, in the 59th Tesos session (in spanish) I showed how to configure STP in ArubaOS CX switches   You can see the whole Tesos series in this link: https://thewifiofthings.com/ Hope this helps

WiFi - How to configure WMM in Aruba Instant

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 Hi, in the 30th Tesos session (in spanish) I showed how to configure WMM QoS in Aruba Instant   You can see the whole Tesos series in this link: https://thewifiofthings.com/ Hope this helps

WiFi - How to know supported channels by a wireless client by Ulises Cázares

 Hi, in this post I would tell you how to be sure which WiFi channels are supported by a wireless client so we can configure wireless solutions that will work with the endpoints in the environment. I normally approach this topic in 2 ways 1. Directly in the wireless client This one is the obvious option but, in my experience, the majority of wireless clients don't show that in any part of the configuration. Because wireless clients are very different and their configurations menus too there's no way to show a "common" path to see the supported channels(if the wireless client shows them)   2.- Use a wireless adapter in monitor mode and wireshark to see an Association Request paquet from the client. In the following images we'll see where in the association request we can see that information.    The fastest way to do it is to follow these steps: Put the wireless adapatar in monitor mode in the AP channel we'are going to connect the wireless client Open wireshar