Third-Party Devices

Aruba Central On-Premises supports adding and monitoring third-party devices.

To onboard third-party switches in HPE GreenLake Account Home, follow this workflow:

1. Add Subscriptions.

2. Add an SNMP profile.

3. Create a .csv file and onboard the third-party devices.

4. Filter the onboarded third-party devices.

Adding Subscriptions

A new subscription key is supported for third-party devices with Device Type, NW_Third_Party and Tier, Foundation-NW-Third-Party.

To add subscriptions, see Managing Device Subscriptions.

Adding an SNMP Profile

You can use auto-provisioning to add and manage various SNMP profiles. These pre-defined profiles and keys make it easier to manage device onboarding during the device discovery process. The SNMP profile created must be added in the CSV file, that is used to onboard devices.

To add an SNMP profile, see Manage Device Profiles .

Creating CSV File and Onboarding Third-Party Devices

To onboard third-party devices by uploading a CSV file in the Device Inventory, see Creating CSV File to Onboard Third-Party Devices.

The CSV file is uploaded, and the devices are added to the Device Inventory.

Filtering Third-Party Devices

To search and list the third-party devices that are onboarded, see Filtering Third-Party Devices.

Supported Number of Third-Party Devices

The following table lists the maximum number of third-party devices that Aruba Central On-Premises supports across multiple nodes.

Table 1: Supported Third-Party Devices based on the Deployment Types

Node Size	Third-Party Switches (Cisco 9200 and 9300 series)
Single Node	75
Three Node	250
Five Node	500
Seven Node	750