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Aruba ClearPass Policy Manager


                        In today’s Network Administrators face Huge challenge to manage Guest Access, Corporate Access, IoT devices and BYOD. Aruba ClearPass Appliance is the Tool that will help you to manage Those things in your network. ClearPass will work as a Network Access Control in the Network (NAC).




ClearPass Use Cases

* Unified Access

From Centralized Location you can manage all of your policies of your Network, no need to configure from your edge switch side

* Guest Access Solution

ClearPass has variety of method to manage guest users they have tools for the manage guest

* BYOD Solution

ClearPass maintain highly secure TLS method for BYOD solution, they have Personal BYOD portal that users can register their devices

* Non AAA Access

For manage IoT devices we can use ClearPass the devices that don’t have any authentication method we can use ClearPass Profiler option to profile that device for correct profile.

 


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