It’s time to make a new move.
The LAN as we know it no longer exists. Wi-Fi-enabled mobile devices are on track to outnumber desktops, and enterprise networks are moving rapidly from wired to wireless as the way to connect.
At the same time, it’s no longer about wired vs. wireless. In fact, the notion of networks being wired or wireless has become irrelevant. Today, it’s about mobility and providing secure access to network resources wherever your workforce happens to be.
That’s what the Aruba Mobile Virtual Enterprise (MOVE) architecture is all about. It unifies wired and wireless into one cohesive network access solution – for traveling business professionals, remote workers, corporate headquarters employees and guests.
With Aruba MOVE™, access privileges are linked to a user’s identity. That means your enterprise workforce has consistent, secure access to network resources based on who they are – no matter where they are, what devices they use or how they connect.
MOVE White Paper
Context Aware Technology
Aruba’s MOVE architecture delivers the only context aware access network… one that knows who you are, what device you are using, the time and location, and what application you are accessing. Built right into the access infrastructure, this context of the user, device, location and application is used to set network-wide policies.
Network Rightsizing for Mobility
Leverage 802.11n technology to reduce the number of provisioned Ethernet LAN ports from four to two- or even one-port-per-person. Aruba’s MOVE architecture enables further cost reduction by up to 70 percent when compared to legacy network architectures.
Get Your Wi-Fi Ready for the iPad
Aruba’s Mobile Device Access Control (MDAC) solution is designed for zero-touch, secure provisioning of Apple® iOS mobile devices. Self-registration of mobile devices, automated certificate installation and automated authorization mean that you can easily allow your workforce to bring their iPad to work.
Remote Networking
Remote networking products from Aruba satisfy a variety of needs – from centrally managed branch WLANs that scale to hundreds of remote sites, to autonomous Wi-Fi networks that deploy in minutes, to intelligent VPN software for mobile devices.
