Aruba is the integration of network performance and application flow analysis and reporting. Aruba takes advantage of the intelligence already in your network - your SNMP-manageable routers, switches, hubs, and servers and Cisco IOS NetFlow enabled devices. Aruba collects operational statistics from these devices, such as errors, utilization, congestion and availability, as well as who's accessing which hosts running what applications across what devices, and produces clear, easy to understand Web-based reports

Enterprise Class Product at a Realistic Price

Aruba has the scalability, robust data management, and integrated functionality to rival the largest vendors in the market - but at a price that is affordable in a mid-sized environment. Our distributed architecture expands, cost effectively from hundreds of interfaces up to customer proven implementations in the hundreds of thousands of interfaces. And Aruba leverages enterprise class database technology from Oracle that is automatically managed for aging and roll-up of granular data.

Operational Value Out of the Box

Aruba includes broad base of pre-configured reports to provide value 'out of the box' and minimize the time to value. User customization or creation of new reports is easy. Our report navigation and administrative user interfaces are designed to be 'intuitive'' so as to minimize the requirement for training of engineers and operations staff. Further automated with advanced auto-discovery or import features, our product is designed to install quickly, require minimal management overhead, be operated intuitively without training and provide immediate value your network's operations and engineering efforts.

Aruba's Scalable Architecture

The Aruba architecture is comprised of the Aruba Server, Aruba Poller and Aruba Flow Collector. Aruba leverages a highly scalable data collection capability and imbedded Oracle database to provide a "global enterprise class" integrated network performance and application flow reporting solution. Aruba can collect extensive raw SNMP data from tens of thousands of networked devices to isolate "hot spots" and report on real-time conditions.