Aruba Apps

Good mobile apps do not need user guides, any new user should be able to figure out how to use an app as they go.

 

Nevertheless, some of these networking functions are unavoidably complex so I do have one.  Here's an updated guide for Aruba Utilities, to reflect v102 of the app which is now published on the Play Store:  .

 

Let me know please if it's missing anything.

Peter

Great!

Hi

 

new user here.  I am trying to find a way to save the Wifi monitor logging data  on my Samsung Galaxy tablet without being logged into an internet connection.  That might sound a bit crazy but I am just monitoring various RSSI levels on the device and when I am done, I won't have a logged in email type connection.  So I want to save the logs locally on the tablet and then later when I am indeed logged onto an internet source, email or pull the logs off.

 

Is that possible?  When the Aruba Utilities app closes, it seems to lose all its data.

 

thank you

 

'mark

hello

 

i want to install this tools in the zebra tablet but this hardware is without google store (it is a security choice)

where i can find the apk to install ?

 

If you ask the developer at ctodeveloper.arubanetworks@gmail.com, I think he will be able to get you the apk.

Best wishes,

Peter T

Hi Antar,

 

Thanks for your efforts on User Guide.

Do you have updated user guide?

The one you shared was from 2015.

 

BRs

Yasin

 

Hi Yasin,

I haven't revisited the user guide recently.  My best excuse is that not many app users want to read a guide... and the app is quite simple.

 

If you have any questions, please send them to ctodeveloper.arubanetworks@gmail.com , I do try to answer promptly.

 

Best wishes,

Peter

Thanks Peter,

 

I just sent an e-mail to the address you provided about log file content.

 

Best Regards,

What is the timestamps format? I got this timestamps value from the log file, under the column of TIMESTAMPS:
1663175063065
I appreciate if more info can be posted here.

thanks in adv.
Original Message:
Sent: Sep 10, 2015 06:30 AM
From: Peter Thornycroft
Subject: Aruba Utilities user guide

Good mobile apps do not need user guides, any new user should be able to figure out how to use an app as they go.

 

Nevertheless, some of these networking functions are unavoidably complex so I do have one.  Here's an updated guide for Aruba Utilities, to reflect v102 of the app which is now published on the Play Store:  .

 

Let me know please if it's missing anything.

Peter

That is a 'UNIX epoch timestamp' in milliseconds. It's basically the number of milliseconds passed since 1 Jan 1970 00:00:00 UTC. If you have a Linux system you can use the 'date' command to convert it to a human readable time by inserting a decimal . at the 4th position from the right (to convert milliseconds to seconds):

% date -d @1663175063.065
Wed Sep 14 19:04:23 CEST 2022

I also found a nice website where you can enter the timestamp which even accepts the timestamp without adding the decimal dot.

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Original Message:
Sent: Sep 16, 2022 08:28 PM
From: Tom Mao
Subject: Aruba Utilities user guide

What is the timestamps format? I got this timestamps value from the log file, under the column of TIMESTAMPS:
1663175063065
I appreciate if more info can be posted here.

thanks in adv.
Original Message:
Sent: Sep 10, 2015 06:30 AM
From: Peter Thornycroft
Subject: Aruba Utilities user guide

Good mobile apps do not need user guides, any new user should be able to figure out how to use an app as they go.

 

Nevertheless, some of these networking functions are unavoidably complex so I do have one.  Here's an updated guide for Aruba Utilities, to reflect v102 of the app which is now published on the Play Store:  .

 

Let me know please if it's missing anything.

Peter