With Aruba you have everywhere a Transparent Stateful Firewall
WEBSep 30, 2019 · A Wi-Fi connection is done on L2. The default and recommended mode of operation of an Aruba WLAN is to tunnel all wireless traffic to the controller, the controller is going to be L2 transparent inline with all wireless traffic. Aruba's Mobility Controller is stateful L2-L7 firewall. In other words with Aruba you have a Transparent Stefule ...
Firewall between AP and controller. | Wireless Access - Airheads …
WEBFeb 25, 2013 · Best Answer. 0 Kudos. msabin. Reply Reply Privately. We have a stateful firewall and find that the list you have is correct for AP to Controller, and the stateful firewall allows responses. From the controller to the AP you'll need 8211 open. The GRE tunnel we pass in both direction stateless to reduce overhead.
Airwave-Aruba Firewall tab | Network Management
WEBAug 5, 2013 · I did read on the pdf for Aruba-Airwave best practices that this might happen, the question is, is there a way to fix it? I do like seeing the App names (youtube, facebook, etc) or destination names (cnn.com, etc) in the firewall tab of the Aruba controllers, so it would be great if Airwave would also reflect that too.
Necessary firewall rules between Access Point and Controller with ...
WEBMar 1, 2016 · The access points are hardened and traffic is tunneled back to the controller. 15. RE: Necessary firewall rules between Access Point and Controller with directions. The customer has requested for the ports to be locked down since the AP's will be in an untrusted or common area.
Airwave required firewall ports | Network Management - Airheads …
WEBSep 9, 2019 · Reply Reply Privately. For Communication between Airwave switches, we need SNMP (162 &162) for Monitoring and traps, SSH (22) for config push and audits, HTTPS (443) for Firmware upgrade process and ZTP. TFTP and/or SFTP for F/w file transfer and config restore. 3. RE: Airwave required firewall ports. 1 Kudos. EMPLOYEE.
Using Aruba as edge firewall | Wireless Access - Airheads …
WEBMar 20, 2013 · just add firewall policy to your WAN port - and leave it trusted. Untrusted ports - usully used to auth wired users,untrusted port will do it by default. (BLOCK EVERYTHING - ALL KIND OF TRAFFIC EXCEPT WHAT YOU WILL ALLOW IN THE ACCESS ROLE THAT )
AOS8 Controller as Router/Firewall and HowTo: Port-Forward
WEBFeb 24, 2019 · All of the threads regarding port-forwarding for Aruba Controllers are old and outdated. I've been through a few rounds with Controller as Public-Facing firewall and port-forwarding recently and thought I'd share my findings. In my scenario the Controller has a public-facing leg and many inside legs. It does all the routing and handles NAT.
Controller Based WLANs - Airheads Community
WEBJul 9, 2014 · The Aruba Policy Enforcement Firewall module provides identity-based security, Quality of Service (QoS) control, and traffic-management capabilities to a user-centric network. Identity-based security is essential because mobile users can enter a network at any point, wired or wireless. The Aruba …
Aruba Central and SPLUNK - what to whitelist? | Cloud Managed …
WEBMar 21, 2023 · Splunk IP Address/Range: Whitelist the IP address or range of your Splunk server. This enables communication from Splunk to Aruba Central, allowing data to be pulled from Aruba Central and sent to Splunk for analysis. Obtain this information from your Splunk administrator or documentation. Original Message. 8.
Firewall openings for Mobility Master | Wireless Access
WEBOct 16, 2017 · 4. RE: Firewall openings for Mobility Master. Managed device = MD = controller managed by a Mobility Master. The link above describes those ports. The short answer is yes. 5. RE: Firewall openings for Mobility Master. Thank you for the clarification! Hi I'm planning a Mobility Master setup there the MM will be …