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  • 1.  Wireless Phones

    Posted Feb 19, 2013 02:24 PM

    i have some wireless Phones ( Cisco )  , i want to run over Aruba existing Wifi 

    controller is Aruba 3200 . 

    Is there a list of Wireless Phone sets  supported by Aruba ?  or all is supported ? 

    is there license needed for VOIP on WIFI ? i can see from GUI under license Tab that " Voice Services Module" is disabled ?

     


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  • 2.  RE: Wireless Phones

    Posted Feb 19, 2013 02:44 PM

    Hi,

    :smileyhappy:

    You may read the info in the following line:

    http://www.arubanetworks.com/support-services/interoperability/

     

    *What AOS (version) installed on the 3200 controller?

    *Do you have PEFNG installed on this 3200? (it's might be the reason for the  " Voice Services Module" is disabled)

     

    u can see what licenses are installed on the controller via cli:

    Just type "show keys" at the commandline
    and printout the output here. :smileyhappy: and i will assist you to understand if everything fine.

     

     

     

    most (if not all) voip solution using wifi handset/software solution are supported by Aruba products.

    Here is the list:

     

    Voice over Wi-Fi Handsets

    Handset Model 802.11 Mode Protocol PBX tested with

    Dual-Mode Handsets
    Apple iPhone 3G, 3GS802.11b/giSIPAvaya SES
    Apple iPhone 4802.11b/g/niSIPAvaya SES
    Google Nexus One802.11b/gSIP droidAvaya SES
    HTC Touch802.11b/gSIPAvaya SIP server
    KDDI E02SA802.11b/gSIP (Japan)Brekeke SIP server
    Nokia E51802.11b/gSIPAvaya PBX, Asterisk SIP server
    Nokia E61i802.11b/gSIPAvaya PBX, Asterisk SIP server
    Nokia E71802.11b/gSIPBrekeke SIP server, Avaya PBX
    Nokia E61802.11b/gSIPAvaya PBX, Brekeke SIP server, Asterisk SIP server
    NTT DoCoMo N902iL802.11b/gSIP (Japan)Avaya PBX, Brekeke SIP server
    NTT DoCoMo N906iL802.11b/gSIP (Japan)Brekeke SIP server
    NTT Docomo F1100802.11a/b/gSIP (Japan)Brekeke SIP server
    Single-Mode Handsets
    Alcatel Lucent MIPT 310/610802.11a/b/gNOEAlcatel OmniPcx Office communication server
    Ascom i75802.11b/gSIPAvaya PBX
    Avaya 3631802.11b/gH323Avaya PBX 5.1
    Cisco 7921802.11b/gSCCPCisco Unified Call manager 6.0 and Cisco CME 7.0
    Cisco 7925802.11a/b/gSCCPCisco Unified Call manager 6.0 and Cisco CME 7.0
    Hitachi 5000A802.11b/gSIPAvaya PBX, Asterisk SIP server
    Snom SIPBrekeke SIP server
    Spectralink 8020/8030802.11a/b/gSVPSpectralink Server and gateway
    Spectralink PTE100/150802.11bSVPSpectralink Server and gateway
    Motorola EWP1000802.11a/b/gSIP, SCCPMotorola WSM server (Team VoWlan-SIP) Cisco CUCM (Team Direct)
    Motorola EWP2000802.11a/b/gSIP, SCCPMotorola WSM server (Team VoWlan-SIP) Cisco CUCM (Team Direct)
    Nortel 2210, 2211, 2212802.11b/gUniSTIMNortel BCM 50
    Nortel 6120, 6140802.11a/b/gUniSTIMNortel BCM 50
    Unidata WPU 7700(bg)802.11b/gSIPBrekeke SIP server
    Vocera B2000 badges802.11b/gVoceraVocera server
    Vocera Smartphone802.11a/b/gVoceraVocera Server
    Soft Phones
    Soft phones: SJ, Xlite SIPAvaya PBX, Asterisk SIP server
    Cisco IP communicator soft phone SCCPCisco Unified Call manager 6.0 and Cisco CME 7.0
    Avaya One-x communicator soft phone H323Avaya PBX 5.1

     

    :smileytongue:

     

    another good information link:

    http://www.arubanetworks.com/aruba-partners/ecosystem-partners/voice-over-wlan/

     

     If you have any other specific handset/software solution - free free to ask here in AirHeads or open a TAC.

     

    Have a lovely evening.

     

    Me



  • 3.  RE: Wireless Phones

    Posted Feb 19, 2013 02:55 PM

    Thanks ,

    Version 3.3 , Yes i have PEF liicense enabled , i cannot run VOIP if i have PEF ???

    What about Alcatel IP Touch 4018 ...



  • 4.  RE: Wireless Phones

    Posted Feb 19, 2013 02:57 PM
    i edited my post - read it again - and printout the licenses list on your controller. lets first check that u have everything that needed.

    (K+ me if i helped u)


  • 5.  RE: Wireless Phones

    Posted Feb 19, 2013 03:03 PM
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    So what if i upgraded . i will need no LIC ?



  • 6.  RE: Wireless Phones

    Posted Feb 19, 2013 03:17 PM

    Yes/No - you will need to buy a new licenses (PEFNG)

    and regarding your question - those days there is no LIC-VOC module in the pricelist so the voip handling capabilities are already implanted. (NEW AOS needed + PEFNG) 

     



  • 7.  RE: Wireless Phones

    Posted Feb 19, 2013 03:50 PM

    Thanks ,

    why do i need to buy PEFNG , is this related to  VIOP over wireless , i Think it is a security LIC 



  • 8.  RE: Wireless Phones

    Posted Feb 19, 2013 04:37 PM

    Hi,

    If you would like to add muscles and abilities to your aruba controller and have the ability to spread and control different services over the wifi it better to have PEFNG installed.

    It's not just a firewall it's handling all the control of different services\limitations we offer to our clients over the Wi-Fi

    (bandwidth/protocol/application/qos/timing/security and much much more - u really become a magician :smileywink: )

     

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    PEFNG DATASHEET INFO

     

    have a lovely evening.

     

    me

     



  • 9.  RE: Wireless Phones

    Posted Feb 19, 2013 06:25 PM

    Thx , so to summarize :

    1- I don't need voice LIC to have VOIP over Wifi if i upgraded to version 5 , right ?

    2- Currently i have PEF on ver 3.3 ,  but i don't have NGPEF .... Voice will work normailly , right ?

     



  • 10.  RE: Wireless Phones
    Best Answer

    Posted Feb 19, 2013 06:28 PM

    Your PEF lic will not work in a new aruba OS (post version 5.X)

     

    1+2: Voip will always work on Wi-Fi. :smileytongue: even in a simple  home enviroment.

     

    But if you would like to have better controlling option over the clients/application/qos ,it's better to upgrade your AOS

    and of course it better to add to it PEF-NG in order to control the traffic over the air + the users better.

     

    Me.

     

    BTW:

    :smileywink:

    i'am going to sleep now ,it's 1:45am here.if you a further questions - fell free to ask here. (i will get back in the morning)



  • 11.  RE: Wireless Phones

    Posted Feb 19, 2013 11:36 PM

    In addition read this

    http://www.arubanetworks.com/wp-content/uploads/DG_Roaming.pdf

     

    Go to chapter 7 if you using Cisco 792x Series Phones and read the recomended configuration for that ip phone series.

     

    Cheers

    Carlos



  • 12.  RE: Wireless Phones

    Posted Feb 20, 2013 05:14 AM

    I would recommend an upgrade from AOS 3.3.3.7

    This code is no longer supported by Aruba Networks - please see EOS notice at;

    http://www.arubanetworks.com/support-services/end-of-life-products#ArubaOSSoftware

     

    Now on the good news front you have PEF license, in AOS 3.4 the VOC license was rolled into the PEF license.

    Now after upgrading from 3.x to 5.x the PEF license is automatically updated to the PEFNG license so you have no need to buy any further licenses.

     

    From 5.x release notes;

    Licensing Change History

    The following changes and/or consolidations were made to the ArubaOS licensing.

    ArubaOS 5.0

    MAP was merged into base ArubaOS

    VPN was merged into base ArubaOS

    RAP was merged into AP license

    PEF (user basis) was converted to PEFNG (AP basis) with ArubaOS 5.0

    ArubaOS 3.4.1

    VOC was merged into PEF. This merge happened with ArubaOS 3.4.1

    MP was merged into base ArubaOS

    ArubaOS 3.4.0

    ESI was merged into PEF

     

     

     

    I would recommend an upgrade to the latest AOS 6.1



  • 13.  RE: Wireless Phones

    Posted Feb 20, 2013 06:48 AM

    In our experience i will not go without PEFNG , we are using Ascom i62 with very good results, if your infraestructure it's n i will go with a n phone (better results) alcatel even oemize ascoms

     

     



  • 14.  RE: Wireless Phones

    Posted Feb 23, 2013 03:12 AM

    Thanks All 



  • 15.  RE: Wireless Phones

    Posted Feb 19, 2013 03:03 PM

    If you have version 3.3 u may need another license module: (why don't u upgrade to a new AOS and buy pefng license?)

    http://www.arubanetworks.com/pdf/products/DS_VSM.pdf

     

     

    LIC-VOC-1024Voice Services Module License (1024 Users)
    LIC-VOC-128Voice Services Module License (128 Users)
    LIC-VOC-2048Voice Services Module License (2048 Users)
    LIC-VOC-256Voice Services Module License (256 Users)
    LIC-VOC-32Voice Services Module License (32 Users)
    LIC-VOC-4096Voice Services Module License (4096 Users)
    LIC-VOC-512Voice Services Module License (512 Users)
    LIC-VOC-64Voice Services Module License (64 Users)
    LIC-VOC-8192Voice Services Module License (8192 Users)


  • 16.  RE: Wireless Phones

    Posted Feb 19, 2013 03:12 PM

    The alcathel handset you asked seems to be supported..look on that site:

    http://www.pentagon.ro/catalogue-alcatel-omnipcx-office.html

    they are using the handset u asking about with aruba soultion. (they have a full voip+wifi soultion)

     

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