Aruba Networks, Switching

User tunnel not operational

René Jorissen on January 17, 2020 0 Comments • Tags: #user #userrole

HPE Aruba switches have the concept of user-based tunnelling. In short, the wired connections behave like a wireless connection. All traffic from the wired client is tunnelled to the central controller. This provides functions like central firewalling and micro-segmentation by blocking inter-user traffic. Yesterday I had a customer complaining that multiple clients weren’t able to … Read More

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Aruba: Split Tunnel with a RAP-5WN

René Jorissen on September 30, 2011 2 Comments • Tags: #apgroup #aruba #networks #profile #rap5 #rap5wn #session #split #tunnel #tunneling #user #userrole #wiredapport #wiredapprofile

Split Tunneling is technique, which is used very often in (SSL) VPN scenario’s. The RAP-5WN access points has multiple Ethernet ports to connect different components, like workstations or printers. You can configure the usual user roles and other settings on these Ethernet ports. You can also configure Split Tunneling per Ethernet port. When using Split … Read More