#Firefox for mac os 8.6 license

Default Value of host-ageout-time Parameter Custom SIP classifies and prioritizes the SIP media traffic that is compliant with SIP protocol but uses non-standard port for SIP signaling. Custom SIPĪrubaOS supports the custom SIP feature. Starting from ArubaOS 8.6.0.0, Users can configure both session and route ACL for branch-vpnc tunnel traffic using the vpn-acl command.

Starting from ArubaOS 8.6.0.0, Users can configure the destination port for syslog server by navigating to Configuration > System > Logging in the Managed Network node hierarchy. Configuring Destination Port for Syslog Server This feature helps automate the configuration based on few configuration files. Configuration Using APIsĪrubaOS supports a config replace API, which is used to configure a node or device with specific configurations. Now, the Remote APs can terminate on a cluster with more than 4 nodes. Cluster Support for Remote APsĪrubaOS supports up to 12 node clusters for Remote APs. You can configure ClearPass Policy Manager as an external server that authenticates Remote APs using the MAC address of Remote APs. ClearPass Policy Manager Support to Whitelist Remote APsĪrubaOS provides support for ClearPass Policy Manager to whitelist Remote APs in a cluster environment.

#Firefox for mac os 8.6 license

The managed device containing IPv4 or IPv6 address acts as the license client and communicates with the license server containing IPv6 address to obtain the available licenses. Centralized Licensing for IPv6 NetworkĪrubaOS supports the centralized licensing feature in IPv6 network, where both license servers and license clients contain IPv6 addresses configured on the managed device. Bulk Configuration of Stand-alone ControllersĪrubaOS supports bulk configuration of stand-alone controllers by replacing the configuration files in the stand-alone controllers and rebooting them. AP-535, and AP-555 support BSS coloring mechanism and you can set the number of times the BSS color switch announcements are sent in beacons before switching to a new color. The Aruba 802.11ax based access points like AP-505, AP-515, AP-534. Starting from ArubaOS 8.6.0.0, the spoofed deauth blacklist feature is not supported. This command should only be used in lab or test environments. Aruba does not recommend using this feature in production environments as APs converted using this feature will not be supported by Aruba.