Security

Hi Aruba, first time poster here.

I recently documented a project we worked on in the form of a solution guide (see attachment). Indiana University is a full HPE Aruba edge shop with over 100k users. We recently retrofitted our network to use dynamic segmentation with ClearPass and AOS8 for our home and IoT devices. We also added EAP-TLS to our secure Eduroam WLAN by integrating SecureW2 with our Aruba products. This guide fuses InCommon, SecureW2, and HPE Aruba products into a unified solution. We're currently piloting the wired component on ArubaOS switches, which will be released as an additional chapter later on. But the same core components of this guide will be used. 

*Note: Anything marked out in red contains sensitive internal information I chose to omit. But I give plenty of examples to try to make up for it. This guide contains screenshots from both our test and production systems.

Many thanks for sharing this with us, this is a "LOT" of data capture.

Hi Mike,

Can you by chance share the registration page style/css of your solution?

Thanks

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Ricardo Duarte
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Original Message:
Sent: Oct 12, 2020 09:01 PM
From: Mike Serie
Subject: Segmenting and Securing BYOD and IoT with Wireless Networks (Solution Guide)

Hi Aruba, first time poster here.

I recently documented a project we worked on in the form of a solution guide (see attachment). Indiana University is a full HPE Aruba edge shop with over 100k users. We recently retrofitted our network to use dynamic segmentation with ClearPass and AOS8 for our home and IoT devices. We also added EAP-TLS to our secure Eduroam WLAN by integrating SecureW2 with our Aruba products. This guide fuses InCommon, SecureW2, and HPE Aruba products into a unified solution. We're currently piloting the wired component on ArubaOS switches, which will be released as an additional chapter later on. But the same core components of this guide will be used. 

*Note: Anything marked out in red contains sensitive internal information I chose to omit. But I give plenty of examples to try to make up for it. This guide contains screenshots from both our test and production systems.