Polycom A2400, A200, A6000, A800 manual Subnet Roaming

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Aruba Mobility Controllers: A200, A800, A2400, A6000

Subnet Roaming

The Aruba system can be set up to support inter-switch inter-subnet roaming. The topology is as shown in the figure on page 2.

When two or more switches are used in the Aruba WLAN system, one switch has to be identified as the master and the others as the local switch. During VIEW Certification testing, the Aruba 800 was configured as the master switch and the Aruba 6000 was configured as a local switch; therefore, this configuration is used in the following examples.

For instructions on setting up a switch as a local switch refer to Aruba’s user guides.

Ensure that both switches have IP connectivity. A simple ping from each of the switches to the other switch can be used to verify connectivity. In a master local setup all AP, authentication, and firewall configurations will be made on the master and pushed down to the local switch.

In the configuration tested, all APs with location code 1.1.0 were configured to boot off of the master switch and all APs with location code 1.2.0 were configured to boot off of the local switch.

To use the Web interface to configure this, do the following:

1.From the master switch, navigate to the Configuration > WLAN >

Advanced tab.

2.Add a new location 1.1.0 and click the Apply button.

3.In the next page click the General tab and set the LMSIP to the “switch IP” address of the master.

4.Apply the configurations.

5.Configure location 1.2.0 in a similar manner and set the LMSIP address to the “switch IP” address of the local switch.

6.Create a default route for multicast traffic re-direction on the switch that acts as the Mobility Home Agent for the Voice group (this was done on the master switch in the test example).

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Contents Aruba Contact Information Trademark InformationPatent Information Copyright NoticeCertified Product Summary IntroductionKnown Limitations Network TopologyDeployment Description Interface settingDefault route Connecting the APsConnecting to the Mobility Controller Command, comment, and screen text keyVia console Via the Web interface Via the CLIOn power-up, the user is presented with the startup wizard Initial SetupWelcome to Aruba Wireless Networks Aruba User Assigning an IP to the Mobility Controller Provisioning APs Connecting APsCLI command configuration Ssid ConfigurationClick the Apply button Web-based configurationPreamble settings Access Point ConfigurationChannel and Tx power Radio setting 802.11b or 802.11gCLI Commands Required Settings Default Description Recommended AP configuration settingsEssid Clear the ARM Scanning check box Configuration Guide To assign the power and channel setting manually Dynamic RF Management ARM Aware Scanning Create an alias for the SVP Server Security Policies and QoSCreate policies for the wireless telephone user Assign policies to the role Configuration Guide Authentication Quality of Service QoS Subnet Roaming Commands for the local switch the Aruba Commands for the master switch the ArubaFrom the Aruba CLI Commands to Verify Setup for Subnet RoutingChecking the Configuration

A200, A2400, A800, A6000 specifications

Polycom, a leader in communication technology, has developed an impressive range of devices including the A6000, A800, A2400, and A200. Each of these models is designed with distinctive features and capabilities to enhance the user experience in the realm of video conferencing and collaboration.

The Polycom A6000 is engineered for small to medium-sized meeting rooms. It supports 1080p video resolution, ensuring high-quality video feeds for all participants. One of its standout technologies is the Acoustic Clarity technology, which allows for exceptional audio quality by reducing background noise and ensuring clear voice transmission. The A6000 also integrates seamlessly with leading collaboration platforms, making it a flexible choice for diverse business environments.

Next in line, the Polycom A800 is designed for larger conference rooms. It extends the features of the A6000 by adding scalability options and advanced video capabilities. This model supports up to four high-definition video streams, providing multiple viewpoints during meetings. The A800 also includes Polycom’s SmartPairing technology, which enables users to share content directly from their mobile devices to the conference screen. This device leverages HDR video technology, ensuring excellent video performance even in varied lighting conditions.

The A2400 model targets enterprise scale deployments. It is equipped with dual-screen support and can handle larger participant counts. This model features Polycom’s exceptional content sharing functionality, which allows for real-time collaboration on documents and presentations. The A2400 also boasts advanced security features, including encryption protocols to safeguard sensitive communications.

Finally, the A200 is a compact solution ideal for huddle spaces. This model focuses on ease of use and quick deployment, making it an excellent choice for teams that require spontaneous meetings. The A200 is equipped with automatic camera framing technology that adjusts the view based on participant movements, ensuring everyone is equally visible. Like the other models, it integrates with various collaboration platforms, providing flexibility for users.

Together, these devices from Polycom represent a robust portfolio catering to various business needs, enhancing communication efficiency, and fostering collaboration in any workspace. With their high-quality video and audio capabilities, advanced sharing features, and user-friendly designs, the A6000, A800, A2400, and A200 continue to set a standard in the realm of professional conferencing solutions.
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