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Aruba - How to use APIs in Aruba Solutions

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   Hi, in the 84th Tesos session (in spanish) I showed how to use the APIs from different Aruba solutions       You can see the whole Tesos series in this link: https://thewifiofthings.com/    Hope this helps   

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 - Why to use diferent radio profiles in different locations

Hi, in this post I'm going to tell you why it's importat to configure different radio profiles for different locations or sites.   Since every type of location is different they have different WiFi requeriments and we have to assign different values to the WiFi configurations parameters so we can comply with those requeriments. For example Common location types but not limited to these: Warehouses Big open spaces Racks storing different material types Offices Very segmented spaces using different types of materials Distribution Centers Big open spaces Racs storing different material types Pick up areas  (to collect different things) Truck Load ereas Theses location types have different obstructions, attenuation areas, client density, etc. In radio profiles, and depeneds on how to do it within each vendor, we should be able to assign the min and mx EIRP, min and max channel width and the PHYs we want to enable. So for example, we may assign different channel width and min/max E...

Using API in Aruba Clearpass with Postman by Ulises Cázares

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 Hi, today I'm gonna show how to interact with Aruba Clearpass 6.9.X API using postman. My intention is that you know how to construct the request using headers, parameters and the body of the request. The first things to start working with the Clearpass API are: to have administrative access to the device and to see the API documentation inside the Clearpass itself. To access the Clearpass API documentation go to Guest-Adminsitration-API Services-API Explorer   Once you click there,  you'll be redirected to a page like this. Now, let's do 4 thing so you can use the API: Configure the things needed in Clearpass to access the API form outside systems. Login to the device API Construct a GET request Construct a POST request Configure the things needed in Clearpass to access the API form outside systems. In this post you can find everything you need. Just make SURE the Operator profile has API access or you'll get an error when running the requests https://developer.ar...