SD-WAN

Ask the Experts: HPE Aruba Networking Secure SD-WAN 

Welcome, Airheads! Today from 10:00 - 2:00 PT we will have Adam (@AP27)  with HPE Aruba Networking answering your questions today. Just post them to this thread and I'll get back to you. (Friendly reminder: Your HPE Aruba Networking support team is available to help with specific troubleshooting questions.)

You might be wondering what SD-WAN has to do with security. SD-WAN is a key component of Secure Access Service Edge (SASE) architectures designed to protect users and applications wherever they are located. Consider these SASE facts:

·         30% of organizations have adopted SASE; nearly the same amount (29%) plan to deploy SASE

·         42% of organizations say Zero Trust- and SASE-enabled IT architectures should be top priorities to minimize risk in a hybrid cloud environment

·         Organizations that are highly effective in keeping up with a constantly changing threat landscape are more likely to adopt SASE

(Get more details in the report.)

Secure SD-WAN in SASE architectures enables you to go beyond what is defined in SASE architectures to secure IoT devices, streamline branch architectures, and reduce firewall sprawl.

Let's get to it. What questions do you have about secure SD-WAN and your path to SASE?

Ask the Experts: HPE Aruba Networking Secure SD-WAN 

Welcome, Airheads! Today from 10:00 - 2:00 PT we will have Adam (@AP27)  with HPE Aruba Networking answering your questions today. Just post them to this thread and I'll get back to you. (Friendly reminder: Your HPE Aruba Networking support team is available to help with specific troubleshooting questions.)

You might be wondering what SD-WAN has to do with security. SD-WAN is a key component of Secure Access Service Edge (SASE) architectures designed to protect users and applications wherever they are located. Consider these SASE facts:

·         30% of organizations have adopted SASE; nearly the same amount (29%) plan to deploy SASE

·         42% of organizations say Zero Trust- and SASE-enabled IT architectures should be top priorities to minimize risk in a hybrid cloud environment

·         Organizations that are highly effective in keeping up with a constantly changing threat landscape are more likely to adopt SASE

(Get more details in the report.)

Secure SD-WAN in SASE architectures enables you to go beyond what is defined in SASE architectures to secure IoT devices, streamline branch architectures, and reduce firewall sprawl.

Let's get to it. What questions do you have about secure SD-WAN and your path to SASE?

Hi all! I have been working on EdgeConnect (formerly SilverPeak) for over a decade and can answer most technical questions about how the EdgeConnect SD-WAN works and how we interconnect EdgeConnect branch locations with SSEs such as Axis, Zscaler, and Netskope. I run a 120 branch EdgeConnect SDWAN for Aruba so I can answer questions both from both a PM and customer's standpoint. So ask me anything! The more technical the better.

Ask the Experts: HPE Aruba Networking Secure SD-WAN 

Welcome, Airheads! Today from 10:00 - 2:00 PT we will have Adam (@AP27)  with HPE Aruba Networking answering your questions today. Just post them to this thread and I'll get back to you. (Friendly reminder: Your HPE Aruba Networking support team is available to help with specific troubleshooting questions.)

You might be wondering what SD-WAN has to do with security. SD-WAN is a key component of Secure Access Service Edge (SASE) architectures designed to protect users and applications wherever they are located. Consider these SASE facts:

·         30% of organizations have adopted SASE; nearly the same amount (29%) plan to deploy SASE

·         42% of organizations say Zero Trust- and SASE-enabled IT architectures should be top priorities to minimize risk in a hybrid cloud environment

·         Organizations that are highly effective in keeping up with a constantly changing threat landscape are more likely to adopt SASE

(Get more details in the report.)

Secure SD-WAN in SASE architectures enables you to go beyond what is defined in SASE architectures to secure IoT devices, streamline branch architectures, and reduce firewall sprawl.

Let's get to it. What questions do you have about secure SD-WAN and your path to SASE?

Hey, I was chatting around in the other expert session and I'm interested to know if there is any advantage to be had from this solution for my single, centralized network with remote workers.

Hi all! I have been working on EdgeConnect (formerly SilverPeak) for over a decade and can answer most technical questions about how the EdgeConnect SD-WAN works and how we interconnect EdgeConnect branch locations with SSEs such as Axis, Zscaler, and Netskope. I run a 120 branch EdgeConnect SDWAN for Aruba so I can answer questions both from both a PM and customer's standpoint. So ask me anything! The more technical the better.

Ask the Experts: HPE Aruba Networking Secure SD-WAN 

Welcome, Airheads! Today from 10:00 - 2:00 PT we will have Adam (@AP27)  with HPE Aruba Networking answering your questions today. Just post them to this thread and I'll get back to you. (Friendly reminder: Your HPE Aruba Networking support team is available to help with specific troubleshooting questions.)

You might be wondering what SD-WAN has to do with security. SD-WAN is a key component of Secure Access Service Edge (SASE) architectures designed to protect users and applications wherever they are located. Consider these SASE facts:

·         30% of organizations have adopted SASE; nearly the same amount (29%) plan to deploy SASE

·         42% of organizations say Zero Trust- and SASE-enabled IT architectures should be top priorities to minimize risk in a hybrid cloud environment

·         Organizations that are highly effective in keeping up with a constantly changing threat landscape are more likely to adopt SASE

(Get more details in the report.)

Secure SD-WAN in SASE architectures enables you to go beyond what is defined in SASE architectures to secure IoT devices, streamline branch architectures, and reduce firewall sprawl.

Let's get to it. What questions do you have about secure SD-WAN and your path to SASE?

Hi all! I have been working on EdgeConnect (formerly SilverPeak) for over a decade and can answer most technical questions about how the EdgeConnect SD-WAN works and how we interconnect EdgeConnect branch locations with SSEs such as Axis, Zscaler, and Netskope. I run a 120 branch EdgeConnect SDWAN for Aruba so I can answer questions both from both a PM and customer's standpoint. So ask me anything! The more technical the better.

Ask the Experts: HPE Aruba Networking Secure SD-WAN 

Welcome, Airheads! Today from 10:00 - 2:00 PT we will have Adam (@AP27)  with HPE Aruba Networking answering your questions today. Just post them to this thread and I'll get back to you. (Friendly reminder: Your HPE Aruba Networking support team is available to help with specific troubleshooting questions.)

You might be wondering what SD-WAN has to do with security. SD-WAN is a key component of Secure Access Service Edge (SASE) architectures designed to protect users and applications wherever they are located. Consider these SASE facts:

·         30% of organizations have adopted SASE; nearly the same amount (29%) plan to deploy SASE

·         42% of organizations say Zero Trust- and SASE-enabled IT architectures should be top priorities to minimize risk in a hybrid cloud environment

·         Organizations that are highly effective in keeping up with a constantly changing threat landscape are more likely to adopt SASE

(Get more details in the report.)

Secure SD-WAN in SASE architectures enables you to go beyond what is defined in SASE architectures to secure IoT devices, streamline branch architectures, and reduce firewall sprawl.

Let's get to it. What questions do you have about secure SD-WAN and your path to SASE?

Hello, I need help, I was testing with Aruba EdgeConnect, I made configurations and then I made my backup of the configurations, to confirm that everything works, I downloaded that backup again uploaded it to Aruba EdgeConnect, everything was fine until I wanted to log in. via ssh or web it no longer allowed me. How can I factory reset it?

Hi all! I have been working on EdgeConnect (formerly SilverPeak) for over a decade and can answer most technical questions about how the EdgeConnect SD-WAN works and how we interconnect EdgeConnect branch locations with SSEs such as Axis, Zscaler, and Netskope. I run a 120 branch EdgeConnect SDWAN for Aruba so I can answer questions both from both a PM and customer's standpoint. So ask me anything! The more technical the better.

Ask the Experts: HPE Aruba Networking Secure SD-WAN 

Welcome, Airheads! Today from 10:00 - 2:00 PT we will have Adam (@AP27)  with HPE Aruba Networking answering your questions today. Just post them to this thread and I'll get back to you. (Friendly reminder: Your HPE Aruba Networking support team is available to help with specific troubleshooting questions.)

You might be wondering what SD-WAN has to do with security. SD-WAN is a key component of Secure Access Service Edge (SASE) architectures designed to protect users and applications wherever they are located. Consider these SASE facts:

·         30% of organizations have adopted SASE; nearly the same amount (29%) plan to deploy SASE

·         42% of organizations say Zero Trust- and SASE-enabled IT architectures should be top priorities to minimize risk in a hybrid cloud environment

·         Organizations that are highly effective in keeping up with a constantly changing threat landscape are more likely to adopt SASE

(Get more details in the report.)

Secure SD-WAN in SASE architectures enables you to go beyond what is defined in SASE architectures to secure IoT devices, streamline branch architectures, and reduce firewall sprawl.

Let's get to it. What questions do you have about secure SD-WAN and your path to SASE?

Ask the Experts: HPE Aruba Networking Secure SD-WAN 

Welcome, Airheads! Today from 10:00 - 2:00 PT we will have Adam (@AP27)  with HPE Aruba Networking answering your questions today. Just post them to this thread and I'll get back to you. (Friendly reminder: Your HPE Aruba Networking support team is available to help with specific troubleshooting questions.)

You might be wondering what SD-WAN has to do with security. SD-WAN is a key component of Secure Access Service Edge (SASE) architectures designed to protect users and applications wherever they are located. Consider these SASE facts:

·         30% of organizations have adopted SASE; nearly the same amount (29%) plan to deploy SASE

·         42% of organizations say Zero Trust- and SASE-enabled IT architectures should be top priorities to minimize risk in a hybrid cloud environment

·         Organizations that are highly effective in keeping up with a constantly changing threat landscape are more likely to adopt SASE

(Get more details in the report.)

Secure SD-WAN in SASE architectures enables you to go beyond what is defined in SASE architectures to secure IoT devices, streamline branch architectures, and reduce firewall sprawl.

Let's get to it. What questions do you have about secure SD-WAN and your path to SASE?

Does Aruba have any KB/Documentation for hardware upgrade from ECXS to ECS?
I cant seem to find documentation for this one. From configuration transfer to HA setup.

Ask the Experts: HPE Aruba Networking Secure SD-WAN 

Welcome, Airheads! Today from 10:00 - 2:00 PT we will have Adam (@AP27)  with HPE Aruba Networking answering your questions today. Just post them to this thread and I'll get back to you. (Friendly reminder: Your HPE Aruba Networking support team is available to help with specific troubleshooting questions.)

You might be wondering what SD-WAN has to do with security. SD-WAN is a key component of Secure Access Service Edge (SASE) architectures designed to protect users and applications wherever they are located. Consider these SASE facts:

·         30% of organizations have adopted SASE; nearly the same amount (29%) plan to deploy SASE

·         42% of organizations say Zero Trust- and SASE-enabled IT architectures should be top priorities to minimize risk in a hybrid cloud environment

·         Organizations that are highly effective in keeping up with a constantly changing threat landscape are more likely to adopt SASE

(Get more details in the report.)

Secure SD-WAN in SASE architectures enables you to go beyond what is defined in SASE architectures to secure IoT devices, streamline branch architectures, and reduce firewall sprawl.

Let's get to it. What questions do you have about secure SD-WAN and your path to SASE?