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Aruba Instant On. (It's owned by HP) The name is bit misleading though. Especially the first time it can take quite some time for devices to be fully updated an

Aruba Instant On. (It's owned by HP) The name is bit misleading though. Especially the first time it can take quite some time for devices to be fully updated and manageable. Regarding support wise: I've had one malfunctioning switch (POE just stopped working) and it was replaced within 24 hours, so that's nice.

pdimitar 5y ago
Are their 10GbE switches fan-cooled? I really would like a quiet device for a bedroom.
- b3lvedere 5y ago
  To my knowledge all their switches are fan cooled.
  - pdimitar 5y ago
    Thank you. Any direct impression on how noisy they are?
    - b3lvedere 5y ago
      I don't really know how to answer that. I ususally put them in (small) server rooms. When they boot they're a lot more noisier than normal operating. The poe versions do make more noise than the non-poe.
    - hnaccount141 5y ago
      I have the 24 port poe model and swapped the fan for a noctua. The stock fan wasn't noisy by rackmount switch standards but it was more than I prefer to have audible in my living space.
- Fnoord 5y ago
  I have a 16 port 10 gbit Ubiquiti switch, and it has fans. But they only ever spin up when I (re)boot the device.
lotsofpulp 5y ago
Does Aruba instant on allow for multiple VLAN solely for wireless clients by SSID? I love Meraki stuff, so I looked into Meraki Go, and they handicapped Meraki Go by only allowing VLAN for devices with wired connections to the switch. I want the ability to setup a wireless SSID, apply a VLAN to it, and have any wireless devices connected to that SSID be on that VLAN.
- b3lvedere 5y ago
  https://instanton.club/library/setting-up-aruba-instant-on-1930-switch-with-multiple-vlans/ https://instanton.club/library/setting-up-aruba-instant-on-1...
  - lotsofpulp 5y ago
    Ah, perfect, thank you! For anyone wondering, the demonstration for assigning VLAN per wireless SSID starts at ~6m30s.
hnaccount141 5y ago
I have an instant on switch and quite like it. Worth noting however that the unifi-style all in one management interface requires using their cloud service, it can't be self-hosted like unifi. The switches can be configured locally (individually) but the access points can't. Wish they would reevaluate that decision, as I've heard good things about their access points.

pdimitar 5y ago

Are their 10GbE switches fan-cooled? I really would like a quiet device for a bedroom.

b3lvedere 5y ago
To my knowledge all their switches are fan cooled.
- pdimitar 5y ago
  Thank you. Any direct impression on how noisy they are?
  - b3lvedere 5y ago
    I don't really know how to answer that. I ususally put them in (small) server rooms. When they boot they're a lot more noisier than normal operating. The poe versions do make more noise than the non-poe.
  - hnaccount141 5y ago
    I have the 24 port poe model and swapped the fan for a noctua. The stock fan wasn't noisy by rackmount switch standards but it was more than I prefer to have audible in my living space.
Fnoord 5y ago
I have a 16 port 10 gbit Ubiquiti switch, and it has fans. But they only ever spin up when I (re)boot the device.

lotsofpulp 5y ago

Does Aruba instant on allow for multiple VLAN solely for wireless clients by SSID? I love Meraki stuff, so I looked into Meraki Go, and they handicapped Meraki Go by only allowing VLAN for devices with wired connections to the switch. I want the ability to setup a wireless SSID, apply a VLAN to it, and have any wireless devices connected to that SSID be on that VLAN.

b3lvedere 5y ago
https://instanton.club/library/setting-up-aruba-instant-on-1930-switch-with-multiple-vlans/ https://instanton.club/library/setting-up-aruba-instant-on-1...
- lotsofpulp 5y ago
  Ah, perfect, thank you! For anyone wondering, the demonstration for assigning VLAN per wireless SSID starts at ~6m30s.

hnaccount141 5y ago

I have an instant on switch and quite like it. Worth noting however that the unifi-style all in one management interface requires using their cloud service, it can't be self-hosted like unifi. The switches can be configured locally (individually) but the access points can't. Wish they would reevaluate that decision, as I've heard good things about their access points.