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AirWave 8.0

Supported Infrastructure Devices

AirWave provides a range of features to manage network infrastructure devices from Aruba Networks and other vendors. This document describes the supported product families, software versions, and feature set for the following product sets:

l "Wireless LAN APs and Controllers" on page 1 n "ArubaOS" on page 1

n "Cisco® Devices" on page 2 n "Motorola® Devices" on page 4 n "HP® Devices" on page 5 n Juniper® Devices

n Meru® Devices

l "Wired Ethernet Switches" on page 6

n "Aruba Mobility Access Switches" on page 6 n "Other Switches" on page 6

l "Other Devices with Monitoring Support" on page 7

Wireless LAN APs and Controllers

ArubaOS

AirWave supports all Aruba controllers and most access points that are running ArubaOS 6.4.0.x and all prior versions that have not reached the End of Support milestone. The AP-80M series of access points is not supported by AirWave.

Refer tohttp://www.arubanetworks.com/support-services/end-of-life-productsfor the complete list of end-of-life products.

FIPS

Controllers running ArubaOS 6.0.x through 6.4.x FIPS and all prior versions that have not reached the End of Support milestone are supported by this version of AirWave, including the management of global configuration profiles and software upgrades.

Instant

Aruba Instant IAPs running software versions 6.3.1.0-4.0.0.x and prior are also supported, including the

management of configuration settings and software upgrades. The following table shows when each new version of Instant was initially supported in AirWave.

Instant

Version

Support For Template

Configuration

Support for IGC

Configuration

Instant 4.1 AirWave 8.0 (Future AirWave release) Instant 4.0 AirWave 8.0 and AirWave 7.7.10 AirWave 7.7.8

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Instant

Version

Support For Template

Configuration

Support for IGC

Configuration

Instant 3.3 AirWave 7.6.4 AirWave 7.7.8 Instant 3.2 AirWave 7.6.1 AirWave 7.7.5

Instant 3.1 AirWave 7.5.6 N/A

Instant 3.0 AirWave 7.5 N/A

Table 1:Instant Support in AirWave (Continued)

AirMesh

Aruba AirMesh outdoor products running MeshOS 4.2 are supported for monitoring and for software upgrades.

Aruba Mobility Controller 651

Aruba Mobility Controller 651 running 6.2.0 and prior versions are supported.

Cisco

®

Devices

Autonomous APs running IOS

The following IOS AP product families are supported for monitoring, configuration, and software upgrades. The firmware versions listed in the table below represents the latest firmware version verified as fully

supported by AirWave 8.0. Informal testing shows that AirWave supports devices running more recent versions of firmware, but full support for these later versions is not guaranteed.

Firmware Version

Model Type

Validated up to IOS 12.3(11)JA

l 350 series l 1110 series l 1130 series

l 1140 series

Validated up to IOS 12.4(21a)JA1

l 350 series l 1040 series l 1100 series l 1130 series l 1140 series l 1200 series l 1210 series l 1230 series l 1240 series l 1250 series l 1260 series l 1300/1400 series bridges

l 871W (excluding software upgrade support)

l 881 series l 881GWAP series l 891 series

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Firmware Version

Model Type

Validated up to IOS 12.4(23c)JA2 1941 series AP Validated up to IOS 12.4(25d)JA2 801 AP Validated up to IOS 15.(22)JB 801 AP

Validated up to IOS 15.0(1)M7 ll 881W series891W series Validated up to IOS 15.1(4)M3 881GW series Validated up to IOS 15.2(3)T 1941W series

Validated up to IOS 15.3(2)T2

l 880 series l 890 series l 1900 series

Validated up to IOS10.2.111.0 (IOS: 15.3 (3)JN3)

l 1700 l 2700 l 702W

Table 2:Supported Firmware for autonomous APs running IOS (Continued)

Support is also available for the following product: l 860 series

Wireless LAN Controllers and Access Points

The following controllers and thin APs are supported for monitoring, configuration, and software upgrades.

Firmware Version

Device Type

Validated up to software version 7.6.110.0 (Bootloader: 7.0.116.0) l Standalone 2500 Series Controller l Standalone 5500 Series Controller l 7500 Flex Controller l 1040 Series AP l 1130 Series AP l 1140 Series AP l 1200 Series AP l 1550 Series AP l 1600 Series AP l 1700 Series AP l 2600 Series AP l 2700 Series AP l 3500 Series AP l 3600 Series AP l 3700 Series AP

Validated up to software version 7.0.235.0 (Bootloader: 7.0.235.0)

l Standalone 2100 Series

Controller

l Standalone 4400 Series Controller

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Firmware Version

Device Type

Validated up to software version 3.2.0 Standalone 5760 Controller Validated up to software version 03.06.01E ll 36503850

Validated up to software version 7.4.121.0 8510

Table 3:Wireless LAN Controllers and Access Points (Continued)

Support is not available for the following products: l Mobility Services Engine

l 500 series APs

Support for legacy Cisco devices is described at the end of the document.

Motorola

®

Devices

The following Motorola (formerly Symbol) controllers and autonomous APs are supported for monitoring, configuration, and software upgrades up to software version 5.4.20-30R.

The firmware versions listed in the table below represents the latest firmware version verified as fully

supported by AirWave 8.0. Informal testing shows that AirWave supports devices running more recent versions of firmware, but full support for these later versions is not guaranteed.

Device Type

Model Type

Controllers l RFS4000 (validated up to 5.4.2.0-30R) l RFS6000 l RFS7000 l WS2000 (validated up to 2.4.5) l WS5100 (validated up to 3.3.4) l Wing5 RFS controllers Autonomous APs l 5131 l 5181 l 7131 l 6532* l 6522* l 6521* l 621 l 622 l 6532 l 6521 l 6522 l 7161

* These AP and controller models may require adjustments to the AirWave SNMP timeouts to compensate for known SNMP issues on these devices.

Table 4:Motorola supported firmware and devices

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HP

®

Devices

The following HP devices are supported for monitoring and software upgrades. These devices are available within the VisualRF product catalog and can be selected when setting up device-specific triggers and alerts. In addition, these devices can be set up as trap receivers, and the SNMP traps can be seen on the System > Syslog & Traps page.

In VisualRF, the utilization value for HP devices will be 0 because AirWavedoes not get utilization values for these devices.

Firmware Version

Model Type

Validated up to software version 5.7.2.0

l HP MSM430

l HP MSM460

l HP MSM466 l HP MSM720

(controller)

Validated up to software version 5.5.3.0-01-10326 HP MSM710 (controller)

Table 5:HP supported firmware and devices

Support for additional HP devices is described at the end of the document.

Juniper

®

Devices

The following Juniper products are supported for controller and AP discovery and monitoring.

Firmware Version

Model Type

9.1.0.6.0 l WLA321 l WLA322 l WLA522 l WLA532 l WLA632 l WLC100 l WLC2 l WLC2800 l WLC8 l WLC800 l WLC880 l WLC JunosV

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Meru

®

Devices

The following Meru controllers and APs are now supported in VisualRF.

Firmware Version

Model Type

6.1.1-25 l AP302 l AP320i l AP332i l AP433i l AP433is l AP822e l AP822i l AP832e l AP832i l RS4000 l MC1550 l MC3200 l MC4200

Table 7:Supported Firmware for Wireless LAN Controllers and Access Points

VisualRF support for the for the AP433i, AP433e, AP433is, AP822i, and AP822e is not included in AirWave 8.0.6

Wired Ethernet Switches

Any standalone Ethernet access switch that supports the standard SNMP MIB-II objects for wired switches can be monitored by AirWave.

AirWave will collect the uptime and name/location/contact information for switches (or any device that supports SNMP). For port information, AirWave relies on the IF-MIB to collect byte counts.

MAC addresses are collected from the BRIDGE MIB and RFC1213 MIB (ARP table) in order to determine AP port assignments and identify possible rogue dvices on the network.

Aruba Mobility Access Switches

The Aruba series of Mobility Access Switches (S3500, S2500, and S1500) are supported for profile configuration, monitoring, and software upgrades.

In addition to the port statistics supported for most Ethernet switches with the supported firmware described below, AirWave also tracks the activity of authenticated wired clients on Aruba switches.

Firmware Version

Switch Type

Validated up to 7.3.0.0 Standalone and stacked switches

Table 8:Aruba MAS Supported Firmware and Devices

Other Switches

Some switches have additional support in AirWave:

Cisco

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l Model & software version identification

l CDP neighbor information and extended port error stats l 3750 stack information

Juniper®

l Automated discovery through SNMP l Model & software version identification

l Rogue AP detection is supported using the Q-BRIDGE MIB

HP ProCurve

l Automated discovery through SNMP l Model & software version identification

Alcatel-Lucent OmniSwitch™ (6250 and 6450)

l Automated discovery through SNMP

l Model & software version identification l Stack information

l Firmware version 6.6.1.859.R01

Brocade

l Automated discovery through SNMP l Model & software version identification l Firmware version 07.4.00cT7f1

Force10

l Model & software version identification l Firmware version 8.4.2.9

Other Devices with Monitoring Support

This version of AirWave supports monitoring for a variety of devices with software versions listed in the table below.

The firmware versions listed in the table below represents the latest firmware version verified as fully

supported by AirWave 8.0. Informal testing shows that AirWave supports devices running more recent versions of firmware, but full support for these later versions is not guaranteed.

Device

Supported Firmware

BelAir 200 main.2005.03.29

Brocade ICX switches 07.4.00cT7f1

Cisco 4800 (Pre-VxWorks) 8.65.2

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Device

Supported Firmware

HP MSM7xx and APs 5.5.3.0-01 HP ProCurve 420 2.0.38 - 2.2.5 HP ProCurve 530 WA.01.16-WA.02.19 HP ProCureve 2626-PWR H.10.35 (ROM H.08.02) HP 5406 zl Switch K.12.43 (ROM:K.12.12)

HP WESM controllers & APs

l xl l zl

l WS.01.05 – WS.02.19 l WT.01.03 – WT.01.28

Juniper Switch 11.4R1.6 and 12.2R4.5

Meru MC1000, MC3000, MC5000 3.3-118 – 3.6.1-49 Proxim AP-600/700 Proxim AP 2000/4000 2.0 – 4.0.2 Proxim Tsunami MP.11 QB 954-x, 2454-x, 4954-x, 5054-x 2.3.0 – 4.0.0 Symbol 3021 04.01-23 – 04.02-19 Symbol 4121/4131 3.51-20 – 3.95-04 Symbol 5131/5181 1.1.0.0.045R – 2.5.0.0 Trapeze MXR-2, MXR-8, MXR-20, MXR-2xx, MX-400, MP-3x2, MP-422 5.0.12.2 – 7.0.5.6 Tropos 3/4/5210/5320/9422/9532 5.1.4.7 – 6.6.1.3

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