This page last updated 2023-04-06

Wireless Controller Infrastructure

• Mobility Masters (MMs)Conductor Cluster
  • mm1
    • Model: ArubaMM-VA
    • Version: 8.7.1.110
    • Role: master (clustered with mm2)
  • mm2
    • Model: ArubaMM-VA
    • Version:   8.7.1.110
    • Role: standy standby (clustered with mm1)
• Mobility Devices (MDs)Device Cluster
  • mc1
    
    • Model: Aruba 7240-US7240XM
    • Version:  8.7.1.1
    • Role: cluster1 member
    • Location: EPC10
  • mc2
    
    • Model: Aruba 7240-US7240XM
    • Version:  8.7.1.1
    • Role: cluster1 member
    • Location: COH
  • dwtn-bc2
    
    • Model: Aruba 7010-US
      • Version: 6.5.4.7_64552
      • Role: local
      • Location: DWTN
  • • 10

Wireless Policy and Authentication Management

• Aruba ClearPass (Policy Manager, Guest, InSight)
  
  • Version:    6.109.4.130839
    
  • Platform: C2000VTwo VMs in a cluster

Wireless Monitoring & Reporting

• Aruba AirWave
  
  • Version: 8.2.12.0
  • VM (resource intensive)
• HPE Aruba ClearPass InSight
  • Version:   6.9.2.130454
• Splunk
  • Version: 8.0.6
• •  6.10

Wireless Access Points

• As of 11.1.2020
• Wireless APs Up/Down: 1628/122
  • Down are mostly old models saved for spares and current spares. Also includes staff remote APs that are offline, and provisioned but not-yet-deployed APs.
• 2022-09-01
  • Total Wireless APs Up: 1630

  • Up Indoor/Outdoor: 1557/73

  • Remote (RAP): 49

• Reports

  • june-22.pdf
  • jul-22.pdf
  • aug-22.pdf
  • sept-22.pdf

• Sept 2022 Model Summary:Up Indoor/Outdoor: 1431/64

  • 
    

    MODEL	COUNT	% OF TOTAL
    Aruba AP 303H

  599

  • 600

  32

  • 34.

  26

  • 46%

    Aruba AP 225

  384

  • 325

  22

  • 18.

  6

  • 67%
    Aruba AP 205H	248	14.

  6

  • 24%
    Aruba AP 224	101	5.

  94

  • 80%
    Aruba AP 335	96	5.

  65

  • 51%

  205

  • Aruba AP 635

  68

  • 71

    4.

  0

  • 08%

    Aruba AP 535

  593.47

  • 	63	3.62%
    Aruba AP 205	57	3.27%
    Aruba AP 505H	48	2.76%
    Aruba AP 365	41	2.

  41

  • 35%
    Aruba AP 275	25	1.

  47

  • 44%
    Aruba AP 325	20	1.

  18

  • 15%

    Aruba AP 315

  17

  • 16

  1

  • 0.

  0

  • 92%
    Aruba AP 334	11	0.

  65

  • 63%

    Aruba AP

  505H90.53

  • 374

    9

    0.

  53

  • 52%
    Aruba AP 555	7	0.

  41

  • 40%
    Aruba AP 367	2	0.

  12

  • 11%

    
    

Powered Fiber Information

• Powered Fiber Information
  • Headend Units
    • Head Units Installed: 3 (one each located in GRWC, OCSE, CRAG)
    • Head Unit Make: GE Pulsar Edge (with SPS Controller installed + Power Express Shelf)
    • Head Unit Model:  SPS841A_0I6R_USB_DS
  • POE Extenders
    • Extenders in the field: 9 (7 in central campus, 2 in west campus)
    • Make: Commscope 2-port universal mount poe extender
    • Model: PFU-P-C-0-060-02
  • Fiber Switch
    • Currently only one located in OCSE
    • Model: Cisco C3750 12-port sfp switch

Wireless Networks

• SSIDs

  • UCCS-Wireless - The main wireless network to be used by facstudents/faculty/staff /students or those users with UCCS usernames and passwords. Also used by guests who register for and receive a temporary username and password to access this network if they want a secured wireless connection.

  • UCCS-Guest - A guest network that has a Single-Click-Access option that provides basic internet connectivity without the need of a username or password. This network is open and not secure, and is similar to free, unsecured wireless at a coffee shop.

  • Eduroam - This wireless network is intended to provide internet connection to visiting facstudents/faculty/staff /students from other eduroam institutes. These users will use their home institute username and password to join this network. UCCS facstudents/faculty/staff /students can use their credentials while at other participating eduroam institutes to connect to the eduroam network there.

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