Aruba's Virtual Branch Networking (VBN) solution dramatically lowers the cost and complexity of remote network deployments by combining the best features of two remote networking technologies - VPN client software and branch office routers - in a revolutionary new architecture.

Whether supporting branch offices of one user or one hundred users, Aruba's VBN solution delivers full-service networking without compromises. As the head-end component of the VBN solution, datacenter-based Aruba controllers handle all complex configuration, management, software updates, authentication, intrusion detection, and remote site termination tasks. Branch office network services are virtualized in the data center controllers and then extended over any public or private IP network to low-cost Remote Access Points (RAPs) and Branch Office Controllers (BOCs) that provide secure connectivity and services to end users. The entire system is managed by the AirWave Management Platform, which provides visibility and control of remote networks for IT staff.

• Aruba 6000 Controller

  

  Aruba's flagship product, the Aruba 6000 is the most scalable modular controller available today. Designed for corporate headquarters and large campus-wide deployments, the Aruba 6000 features 10-Gigabit Ethernet connections and is able to aggregate up to 8,192 access points in a single modular chassis.
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• Aruba 3000 Controller Series

  

  The Aruba 3000 series is a family of three fully-featured controllers able to aggregate up to 32, 64 and 128 access points (APs) respectively. The Aruba 3000 series is designed for midsize to large deployments, features Gigabit Ethernet connectivity, and can easily be deployed as an overlay without any disruption to the existing wired network.
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• Aruba 600 Branch Office Controller Series

  

  Designed for small branch offices with up to 256 users, the 600 family offers a broad range of WAN connectivity, network-attached storage, gigabit Ethernet, power-over-Ethernet (PoE), and USB options. An 802.11n Wi-Fi radio option rounds out the package.
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• RAP-2 Family

  

  No larger than a deck of playing cards and designed for use by 1 to 5 users, the RAP-2 is ideal for teleworkers, micro-branches, and SOHO applications. An 802.11b/g Wi-Fi radio and two Ethernet ports for use with wired devices, such as VoIP phones, are provided;
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• RAP-5 Family

  

  The stylish, book-sized RAP-5 includes 5 high-speed Ethernet ports, a USB port for a broadband 3G cellular modem, hardware accelerated encryption, and, optionally, an 802.11n Wi-Fi radio with integrated antennas. The RAP-5 is designed for micro-branches;
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AirWave Wireless, a division of Aruba Networks, is a leading provider of specialized tools to centrally manage large, multi-vendor wireless LAN, mesh, and WiMax networks.
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