Aruba MMC-3000 Multi-Service Mobility Controller Series
Aruba MMC-3000 Multi-Service Mobility Controller Series
The Aruba MMC-3000 Multi-Service Mobility Controller series is a family of three fully-featured controllers able to aggregate up to 32, 64 and 128 campus-connected access points (APs) respectively.
The MMC-3000 series provides a truly usercentric network experience, delivering follow-me connectivity, identity-based access, and application continuity services.
The MMC-3200 is designed for the small/branch offices, while the MMC-3400 and MMC-3600 are designed for medium/large enterprise or dense office deployments. The MMC-3000 series can be easily deployed as an overlay without any disruption to the existing wired network. Advanced voice-over-WLAN features such as Call Admission Control (CAC), voice-aware RF management and strict over-the-air QoS allow the MMC-3000 series to deliver mobile VoIP capabilities. The MMC-3000 series is managed via ArubaOS or the Aruba Mobility Management System.
Additionally, the MMC-3000 series can be deployed as a user-centric security gateway to authenticate wired and wireless users, enforce role-based access control policies and quarantine unsafe endpoints from accessing the corporate network. Guest users can be easily and safely supported with the built-in captive portal server and advanced network services. The MMC-3000 series can create a secure networking environment without requiring additional VPN/ firewall devices using integrated site-to-site VPN and NAT capabilities, split-tunneling and stateful firewall. Site-to-site VPN support can be integrated with all leading VPN concentrators to provide seamless integration into existing corporate VPNs.
Specifications
Controller Performance and Capacity (3200/3400/3600)
| Campus connected APs | Up to 32/64/128 |
| Remote APs | Up to 128/256/512 |
| Users | Up to 512/1024/2048 |
| MAC addresses | Up to 64,000 |
| VLAN IP interfaces | 128 |
| Gigabit Ethernet ports (RJ-45 or SFP) | 4 |
| Active firewall sessions | Up to 128,000 |
| Concurrent IPSEC tunnels | Up to 512/1024/2048 |
| Firewall throughput | 3/4/4 Gbps |
| Encrypted throughput (3DES) | 1.6/4/8 Gbps |
| Encrypted throughput (AES-CCM) | 0.8/2/4 Gbps |
Wireless LAN Security and Control Features
| 802.11i security (WFA certified WPA2 and WPA) |
| 802.1X user and machine authentication |
| EAP-PEAP, EAP-TLS, EAP-TTLS support |
| Centralized AES-CCM, TKIP and WEP encryption |
| 802.11i PMK caching for fast roaming applications |
| EAP offload for AAA server scalability and survivability |
| Stateful 802.1X authentication for standalone APs |
| MAC address, SSID and location-based authentication |
| Multi-SSID support for operation of multiple WLANs |
| SSID-based RADIUS server selection |
| Secure AP control and management over IPSEC or GRE |
| CAPWAP compatible and upgradeable |
| Distributed WLAN mode for remote AP deployments |
| Simultaneous centralized and distributed WLAN support |
Identity-based Security Features
| Wired and wireless user authentication |
| Captive portal, 802.1X and MAC address authentication |
| Username, IP address, MAC address and encryption key binding for strong network identity creation |
| Per-packet identity verifi cation to prevent impersonation |
| Endpoint posture assessment, quarantine and remediation |
| Microsoft NAP, Cisco NAC, Symantec SSE support |
| RADIUS and LDAP based AAA server support |
| Internal user database for AAA server failover protection |
| Role-based authorization for eliminating excess privilege |
| Robust policy enforcement with stateful packet inspection |
| Per-user session accounting for usage auditing |
| Web-based guest enrollment with Aruba GuestConnect |
| Configurable acceptable use policies for guest access |
| XML-based API for external captive portal integration |
| xSec option for wired LAN authentication and encryption (802.1X authentication, 256-bit AES-CBC encryption) |
Convergence Features
| Voice and data on a single SSID for converged devices |
| Flow-based QoS using Voice Flow Classification |
| SIP, Spectralink SVP, Cisco SCCP and Vocera ALGs |
| Strict priority queuing for over-the-air QoS |
| 802.11e support - WMM, U-APSD and T-SPEC |
| QoS policing for preventing network abuse via 802.11e |
| Diffserv marking and 802.1p support for network QoS |
| On-hook and off-hook VoIP client detection |
| VoIP call admission control (CAC) using VFC |
| Call reservation thresholds for mobile VoIP calls |
| Voice-aware RF management for ensuring voice quality |
| Fast roaming support for ensuring mobile voice quality |
| SIP early media and ringing tone generation (RFC 3960) |
| Per-user and per-role rate limits (bandwidth contracts) |
Adaptive Radio Management (ARM) Features
| Automatic channel and power settings for controlled APs |
| Simultaneous air monitoring and end user services |
| Self-healing coverage based on dynamic RF conditions |
| Dense deployment options for capacity optimization |
| AP load balancing based on number of users |
| AP load balancing based on bandwidth utilization |
| Coverage hole and RF interference detection |
| 802.11h support for radar detection and avoidance |
| Automated location detection for Active RFID tags |
| Built-in XML based Location API for RFID applications |
Wireless Intrusion Protection Features
| Integration with WLAN infrastructure |
| Simultaneous or dedicated air monitoring capabilities |
| Rogue AP detection and built-in location visualization |
| Automatic rogue, interfering and valid AP classification |
| Over-the-air and over-the-wire rogue AP containment |
| Adhoc WLAN network detection and containment |
| Windows client bridging and wireless bridge detection |
| Denial of service attack protection for APs and stations |
| Misconfigured standalone AP detection and containment |
| 3rd party AP performance monitoring and troubleshooting |
| Flexible attack signature creation for new WLAN attacks |
| EAP handshake and sequence number analysis |
| Valid AP impersonation detection |
| Frame floods, Fake AP and Airjack attack detection |
| ASLEAP, death broadcast, null probe response detection |
| Netstumbler-based network probe detection |
Stateful Firewall Features
| Stateful packet inspection tied to user identity or ports |
| Location and time-of-day aware policy definition |
| 802.11 station awareness for WLAN firewalling |
| Over-the-air policy enforcement and station blacklisting |
| Session mirroring and per-packet logs for forensic analysis |
| Detailed firewall traffic logs for usage auditing |
| ICSA corporate firewall 4.1 compliance |
| Application Layer Gateway (ALG) support for SIP, SCCP, RTSP, Vocera, FTP, TFTP, PPTP |
| Source and destination Network Address Translation (NAT) |
| Dedicated flow processing hardware for high performance |
| TCP, ICMP denial of service attack detection and protection |
| Policy-based forwarding into GRE tunnels for guest traffic |
| External service interface for 3rd party security integration for inline anti-virus, anti-spam and content filtering apps |
| Heath checking and load balancing for external services |
VPN Server Features
| Site-to-site VPN support for branch office deployments |
| Site-to-site interoperability with 3rd party VPN servers |
| VPN server emulation for easy integration into WLAN |
| L2TP/IPSEC VPN termination for Windows VPN clients |
| Mobile edge client shim for roaming with RSA Tokens |
| XAUTH/IPSEC VPN termination for 3rd Party clients |
| PPTP VPN termination for legacy VPN integration |
| RADIUS and LDAP server support for VPN authentication |
| PAP, CHAP, MS-CHAP and MS-CHAPv2 authentication |
| Hardware encryption for DES, 3DES, AES, MPPE |
| Secure point-to-point xSec tunnels for L2 VPNs |
Networking Features and Advanced Services
| L2 and L3 switching over-the-air and over-the-wire |
| VLAN pooling for easy, scalable network designs |
| VLAN mobility for seamless L2 roaming |
| Proxy mobile IP and proxy DHCP for L3 roaming |
| Built-in DHCP server and DHCP relay |
| VRRP based N+1 controller redundancy (L2) |
| AP provisioning based N+1 controller redundancy (L3) |
| Wired access concentrator mode for centralized security |
| Etherchannel support for link redundancy |
| 802.1d Spanning Tree Protocol |
| 802.1Q VLAN tags |
Controller-based Management Features
| RF Planning and AP Deployment Toolkit |
| Centralized AP provisioning and image management |
| Live coverage visualization with RF heat maps |
| Detailed statistics visualization for monitoring |
| Remote packet capture for RF troubleshooting |
| Interoperable with Ethereal, Airopeek and AirMagnet analyzers |
| Multi-controller confi guration management |
| Location visualization and device tracking |
| System-wide event collection and reporting |
Controller Administration Features
| Web-based user interface access over HTTP and HTTPS |
| Quickstart screens for easy controller configuration |
| CLI access using SSH, Telnet and console port |
| Role-based access control for restricted admin access |
| Authenticated access via RADIUS, LDAP or Internal DB |
| SNMPv3 and SNMPv2 support for controller monitoring |
| Standard MIBs and private enterprise MIBs |
| Detailed message logs with syslog event notification |
Controller Power Specification
| Power Consumption | |
| Aruba 3200 | 35 W maximum |
| Aruba 3400 | 45 W maximum |
| Aruba 3600 | 60 W maximum |
Operating Specifications and Dimensions
| Operating temperature range | 0° to 40° C |
| Storage temperature range | 10° to 70° C |
| Humidity, non-condensing | 5 to 95% |
| Height | 1.75” (44 mm) |
| Width | 13.8” (351 mm) |
| Depth | 11.7” (297 mm) |
| Weight | 3200: 7.1 lbs. (unboxed) |
Warranty
| Hardware | 1 year parts/labor |
| Software | 90 days |
Regulatory and Safety Compliance
| FCC part 15 Class A CE |
| Industry Canada Class A |
| VCCI Class A (Japan) |
| EN 55022 Class A (CISPR 22 Class A), EN 61000-3 |
| EN 61000-4-2, EN 61000-4-3, EN 61000-4-4 |
| EN 61000-4-5, EN 61000-4- 6, EN 61000-4-8 |
| EN 61000-4-11, EN 55024, AS/NZS 3548 |
| UL 60950, EN60950 |
| CAN/CSA 22.2 #60950 |
| CE mark, cTUVus, GS, CB, C-tick, Anatel, NOM, MIC, IQC |
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