Access Points 1700 Series

Experience unparalleled connectivity with the 1700 Series Access Points. Engineered for high-performance, secure, and scalable enterprise networks, these state-of-the-art devices deliver robust wireless capabilities and rapid data transfer.

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What are Aruba 1700 Series Access Points?

Aruba 1700 Series Access Points are dual-radio, indoor 802.11ac Wave 2 devices that deliver high-performance Wi-Fi, integrated BLE for IoT, and PoE support for small to medium enterprise deployments.

Which Wi-Fi standards do Aruba 1700 Series APs support?

Aruba 1700 Series APs support dual-band 802.11ac Wave 2 on 5 GHz and 802.11n on 2.4 GHz, ensuring backward compatibility with legacy Wi-Fi clients.

What throughput can I expect from Aruba 1700 Series Access Points?

With four spatial streams on 5 GHz and two on 2.4 GHz, Aruba 1700 APs deliver up to 1.7 Gbps aggregate throughput for bandwidth-intensive applications.

How many clients can a single Aruba 1700 Access Point support?

A single Aruba 1700 AP reliably supports up to 200 concurrent client sessions, optimizing performance in small to medium-density environments.

What PoE options are supported by the Aruba 1700 Series?

Aruba 1700 APs support PoE (802.3af) and PoE+ (802.3at) for flexible deployment without extra power cabling.

Are Aruba 1700 Series APs cloud-manageable?

Yes, Aruba 1700 APs can be managed via Aruba Central for cloud-based monitoring, configuration, and firmware upgrades.

Do Aruba 1700 APs support MU-MIMO?

Aruba 1700 Series APs leverage MU-MIMO technology to simultaneously serve multiple clients and boost overall network capacity.

What security features are built into Aruba 1700 Series Access Points?

Aruba 1700 APs include WPA3 encryption, rogue AP detection, role-based access control, and integration with Aruba ClearPass for advanced policy enforcement.

What mounting options are available for Aruba 1700 APs?

Aruba 1700 APs support ceiling-tile rail, surface mount, and T-bar ceiling brackets for versatile installation in any indoor environment.

What is the coverage area of an Aruba 1700 Series Access Point?

Typically, an Aruba 1700 AP covers up to 3,000 square feet in open environments, subject to building materials and client density.

Do Aruba 1700 Access Points support BLE and IoT applications?

Yes, Aruba 1700 Series APs feature integrated Bluetooth Low Energy radios for location services, asset tracking, and IoT device connectivity.

How do I upgrade firmware on Aruba 1700 Series APs?

Firmware upgrades for Aruba 1700 APs can be performed centrally via Aruba Central or on-prem with Aruba AirWave for automated distribution.

What is the typical power consumption of an Aruba 1700 Access Point?

Under typical load, an Aruba 1700 AP consumes around 8–10 W, rising to 12 W when using PoE+ and BLE simultaneously.

Are Aruba 1700 APs suitable for high-density deployments?

Aruba 1700 Series APs are optimized for small to medium-density environments; for very high density, consider Aruba 510 or 530 Series.

What warranty and support options are available for Aruba 1700 APs?

Aruba offers a one-year limited warranty with options to extend via ArubaCare for 24×7 technical support and hardware replacement.

What Aruba software license is required for the 1700 Series?

Aruba 1700 APs require an ArubaOS Instant or Aruba Central license; optional Aruba Advanced or Advanced UTM licenses unlock enhanced security and analytics.

How can I optimize performance on Aruba 1700 Series Access Points?

Optimize Aruba 1700 AP performance by enabling band steering, Airtime Fairness, DFS channels, and updating to the latest ArubaOS firmware.

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