We are using Aurba access points in our 100 + locations which includes corporate offices, branches, warehouses and delivery hubs. IT team is able to centrally manage all the access points with Aurba central which is hosted on the cloud and easy to use. The centralized control system allows the IT team to effectively manage all access points from the central operations center and push policy and updates across location devices in a single go. These devices are budget freindly and easy to manage.Aruba wireless access points are the robust product ever manufactured by HP, it comes under budget, easy to deployment, easy to manage, provide centralized management for all devices with free of cost, lifetime warranty allow customers to tension free about reinvestment in the product, zero downtime, security as per industry norms, not much technical expertise required at IT team level to manage the setup. It is an overall user friendly and budget friendly product.

I was a fan of Aruba, but I started to see some issues when they were acquired by HP, but now they terrible. I have used Aruba APs for ten years and when there was an initiative to upgrade to newer technology, there was no question that it would be Aruba. I very much regret this decision now. We replaced a functioning system with AP 635s and they do not work. We have spent two months with Aruba support trying to solve the problems and have made no improvement. Their tech support is now in to delaying tactics because they have no solutions or idea why it doesn't work. This isn't just a small functionality that is not working. They do not allow roaming. They constantly drop clients. What I consider basic for a Wi-Fi network.