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currently on our network, wifi is setup as WPA2 enterprise with server 2008 as radius server and with the aruba 650 + APs. I don't know much about the aruba, I am wondering what is the advantage of using it. I know I could simply &nbsp;set up the WPA2 enterprise with server 2008 as radius server and with the dlink or linksys wireless router (running dd-wrt) as AP... so why need aruba?
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currently on our network, wifi is setup as WPA2 enterprise with server 2008 as radius server and with the aruba 650 + APs. I don't know much about the aruba, I am wondering what is the advantage of using it. I know I could simply  set up the WPA2 enterprise with server 2008 as radius server and with the dlink or linksys wireless router (running dd-wrt) as AP... so why need aruba?

setup wpa2 enterprise with Aruba 650

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