User guide

AirWave 7.4.0 |Release Notes 5
 When a VPN User is selected, a VPN User Detail page displays with current VPN sessions, a client and
usage interactive graph, and historical VPN sessions list table.
 The supported VPN legend items in the Clients graph are Max VPN Sessions and Avg VPN Sessions; in
the Usage graph, Avg Bits Per Second In for VPN Sessions, Avg Bits Per Second Out for VPN Sessions,
Max Bits Per Second In for VPN Sessions, Max Bits Per Second Out for VPN Sessions are shown.
 VPN User Count information displays on a controller’s APs/Devices > Monitor page.
 New triggers have been added such as New VPN User, Connected VPN Users, and VPN Session
Usage.
 AMP displays the VPN client count and bandwidth legend in the Clients and Bandwidth interactive
graphs found in APs/Devices > List, APs/Devices > Up, APs/Devices > Mismatched, and Groups >
Monitor.
 A new VPN Session report features a chart of total user count for the included controllers, a summary
of total connections and sessions, HTTP fingerprint information, device types, all unique usernames,
total time spent, average time spent, and average connections per username. Optionally, the report can
include a list of all VPN connections and can be limited to Aruba VIA users only.
 The Alert Summary table appears in Clients > VPN Sessions, Clients > VPN Users and Clients >
VPN User Detail pages..
 A VPN user and bandwidth chart has been added on the APs/Devices > Monitor page for controllers.
The bandwidth information is available from ArubaOS 6.1.0.0 firmware and later.
Support has been extended for the Aruba Mobility Access Switch:
 Most fields in the following Aruba Configuration profiles are supported for the Mobility Access Switch:
AAA, 802.11 Auth, Policies, MAC Auth, Internal Server, User Derivation Rules, Server Groups and
Servers, User Roles, Netservices, Net Destinations, SNMP, and new default profile instances. Per-
interface configuration is also supported.
 Added Profiles > Mobility Switch which includes IGMP Snooping, Port Switching, Ethernet Link, and
VLAN profiles in Aruba Configuration.
 A new Wired Clients Usage graph tab has been added to the Interface Monitoring page for the
Mobility Access Switch. This graph displays average and max bps data for that particular interface, both
in and out.
 On the APs/Devices > Monitor page, the wired SSID displays on the Usage (formerly Bandwidth)
graph as the aggregated “Wired Clients” for that device.
 Stacking status and relationships for the Aruba Mobility Access Switch can now be monitored in AMP.
Support has been extended for Aruba AirMesh:
 AirMesh APs now support rebooting while in Monitor-Only mode in AMP.
 During client monitoring using AirMesh, AMP now retrieves channel width, cipher, and antenna gain
information per radio. The per-radio antenna gain is also sent to VisualRF.
 Upgrading the firmware of Aruba AirMesh devices through AMP have been improved. The process of
downloading the upgrade and rebooting are now separate processes, and devices are rebooted only after
they have been successfully upgraded.
 Client mode has been added as a radio role option.
Support has been extended for Aruba Instant:
 AMP now collects and processes IDS and authorization failure events from Aruba Instant IAPs in the
same way as other SNMP traps. These events can be found in the Device Event log.
 AMP now supports Aruba Instant firmware version 6.1.2.0-2.0.0.0 which contains configuration template
updates. Multi-platform image upgrade is now supported for Aruba Instant 6.1.2.0-2.0.0.0_30206.
 Aruba Instant uptime is now tracked.