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HP/Aruba simple VLAN management

Posted on by Robin Ding Leave a comment Networking
5.0

Web Interface for VLAN administration and configuration file backup management of L2/L3 managed HP/Aruba ethernet switches.

Successfuly tested on procurve 2500, 2600, 2800 and 3500 series. Sould work with all manageable HP/Aruba switches.

Allows users to manage several switches in the same web page ; only one authentification permits you to access and save all your swithes, using SSO with kerberos or simple login/password form.

It permit users to easily tag/untag a port in VLANs, create delete and rename VLANs, deploy a VLAN in several switches, backup switches configuration files in only one click..

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Website http://hpvsa.org
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License GNU General Public License version 3.0 (GPLv3)
Platform Linux Mac Windows
Features
  • Tag and Untag ports in VLANs
  • Tag one port in several/all vlans in one click
  • Create/Delete VLANs on several/all Switchs in a few clicks
  • Supports SNMP V1, V2 and V3
  • No vlan number limitation
  • Manage Several switches
  • See several switches at the same time
  • View/edit configuration of switches
  • Save switches configuration in secured encrypted files in only one click !
  • Acess your switches directly through integrated telnet/ssh console
  • Use AD authentication with kerberos (krb5/Apache) or local user/password form
  • See if link is up / down on each port
  • See memory, CPU usage, S/N, firmware version etc. of your switches
  • Choose between French or English language
  • Disable features if they're not needed