The UDS1100-IAP is a rugged and powerful tool which enables users to connect, manage and control just about any piece of industrial equipment from virtually anywhere over Ethernet or the Internet. If a device is supported in central, central supports at least the minimum software version mentioned in the datasheet.Remotely Monitor, Manage and Control Industrial Equipment Over the Net The list of supported devices in Central can be found here:īut this has nothing to do with the software version of the device. The InstantOS version is the minimum version, you need to run the AP in Instant Mode. The minimum ArubaOS version in the datasheet is the version you need as a minimum on the controller if you would like to use those AP as a controller based AP. The datasheet is always for both modes, Instant and controller based. OK more than one question, but I hope I will get an answer. AP four numbers IAP four numbers- additional characters)
Is the only way to find out the actual operatind mode (AP or IAP) by looking up the formware. In this case I need to convert the nine IAP207 in AP207. is this a lifetime fee or a one year subscription for the SW controller ?) Does it make sense to buy a software controller and install it on a VM I found somewhere on the web that it costs about 1745 USD (btw. I have 9 IAP207 bought here in Croatia in 2018. Others can benefit from that.īy mistake or by ("Betrug"/fraud) I bought a used AP314 (JW795A) on ebay.Īfter certain research here now I know that I should have bought the IAP-314 (JW805A) In case your problem is solved, please invest the time to post a follow-up with the information on how you solved it. Any opinions expressed here are solely my own and not necessarily that of Hewlett Packard Enterprise or Aruba Networks. If you have urgent issues, always contact your Aruba partner, distributor, or Aruba TAC Support.
But if you press enter and see a # prompt, it is running as AP, if it is a login prompt you are in Instant mode. To find the operating mode of the AP, if you have access to the console you can see during the boot the model number and indeed version like 8.6.0.13 = AP, 8.6.0.13-8.6.0.13 = IAP. The controller and AP/PEF/RFP licenses are perpetual licenses in general (so one-time purchase, optionally after the first year support to be eligible for updates and having access to technical support).
Please reach out to your local Aruba reseller to find the best solution in your case. In addition to the VM controller you would need AP+PEF+RFP licenses as well, and VM capacity to run the controller. If you are happy with IAPs now, it probably does not make sense to get a controller just to add one AP314.
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