Wireless Access

Well this are good news...

I just saw on the online configurator a 103H AP.

And i need to know an info as soon as possible... as im quoting with 93h in a big project.. right now...

does it comes with 4 ports and also with the passthough port????

It is the same as the 93H but the only thing that change is that this one is a dual band dual radio????

Cheers

Carlos

The AP-103H is initially available in China only, but starting July it will become gradually available elsewhere as well.

It's a low-cost dual radio hospitality AP, with two 10/100 local ports and an RJ45 pass-through port.

This AP can support a maximum of 32 associated clients. No TPM and no Instant SW support.

More info will be shared publicly in June.

/Onno Harms, Aruba PLM

It will be available in china in july? or it wil be available in july for the rest of the world?

Cheers

Carlos

What is TMP??

No instant version... thats a shame... haha  it would have been really good in price to offer a instant cluster of ap 103H  i don tthink anyone could compete that... oh well...

well idont think  threre should not be any issue if you are just using it for guest access...

I actually see that all other Aruba APS got this featue..

When you would bealive this is a must? in what situation guys you would think the TPM module is a must.

Cheers

Carlos

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@NightShade1 wrote:

When you would bealive this is a must? in what situation guys you would think the TPM module is a must.

 

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Carlos,

TPM is used to save the device cert, so it's used for CPSEC and certificate based RAP..

regards

-jeff

Hello Jeff

Doesnt normal campus AP use certs as well when you got cpsec on?if so then how it will work in an enviroment using cpsec on for campus APS?

Sorry im confused but i do want to understand :)

Cheers

Carlos

Editing my answer on this... i forgot the non TPM aps (say AP70) can still play CPSEC and RAP, just an extra step - so that lack of TPM shouldnt drop the functionality. Just means has to come up as CAP first before convert to RAP.

regards

-jeff

Thanks!! :)

Besides that are there any other thing we migh need to know?

Security risk or other things like it?

Cheers

Carlos

i dont believe so - those functions like ipsec RAP still exist, just means the AP103H will behave like RAP2/AP70 and other older non-TPM based APs.

regards,

-jeff

Are these supposed to support image preload?  Because the controller is letting us try with them, but they just sit their failing, and I don't know whether to file a ticket for them failing, or to file one for the controller allowing them to be selected for preload.

Please open a TAC case and report back to the thread.

Hello Jeff,

I know this is an old post.

But I am trying to turn AP103H to RAP.

Could you share steps?

I have a Case open for the past week. 

It seems Tech is not aware of this extra step for AP-103

Case Number 1635620

Thank you.

hi Behzad,

I see Michael Landry emailed you directly about this, did the steps he mentioned solve the issue ? Let us know over in that email thread.

regards

-jeff

I have the same problem with an AP 103H.

I have an IAP 205 already working as a RAP but I cant make it work with 103H, even with the ARUBA TAC, we have been working for around 8 hours so far and nothin.

Please explain this extra step with the AP 103H.

Best Regards

Luis Regis

Please continue to work with Aruba TAC because that is your best option at this point.

We've just received a shipment of 103Hs, they're much smaller than the 93H, and there are only 2 interfaces on them and one additional pass through.  We just installed them over the past few days and just got them up and running an hour or so ago, after some problems with Regulatory Domain codes on the controllers and some TAC / Engineering help, they're up and running. and have a few student devices assocaited to them.