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Thanks Sandeep. &nbsp;I think the latest one for Arubas is 7220 that would support 256 AP's. &nbsp;I'll look into that.
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Thanks Sandeep.  I think the latest one for Arubas is 7220 that would support 256 AP's.  I'll look into that.

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Business expanding to another floor in the same building. &nbsp;<br />
We are using Aruba WAPs 325 with Controllers model 7030. &nbsp;Should we get controllers for the new floor or control from existing floor over fibre? <br />
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Please advice.
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Business expanding to another floor in the same building.  
We are using Aruba WAPs 325 with Controllers model 7030.  Should we get controllers for the new floor or control from existing floor over fibre? 

Please advice.

Aruba wireless design question

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Wireless Networking

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Networking

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