Hewlett Packard Enterprise Development LP

Aruba Networks, Inc.

Puneet Joshi

Sheausong Yang

Isaac Theogaraj

Shishir Verma

Raghunandan Prabhakar

Madhukesh Sambashivaiah

In some examples, a deployment server derives an initialization vector based on a protection parameter of a configuration file, and encrypts a vulnerable parameter of the configuration file using the initialization vector and an encryption key. The deployment server produces a protected configuration file including the protection parameter and the encrypted vulnerable parameter. The deployment server sends the protected configuration file to a device as part of an operation configuring the device according to the protected configuration file.

Encryption of parameters in configuration files

A non-transitory computer readable medium comprising instructions which, when executed by one or more hardware processors, causes performance of operations comprising: analyzing, by a first network coordination device, at least one session of the client device for selected characteristics, the first network coordination device being the primary network coordination device for the client device; and providing, by the first network coordination device, current session information of the at least one session of the client device having the selected characteristics to the second network coordination device, the second network coordination device being the standby network coordination device for the client device is shown.

Wireless client traffic continuity across controller failover and load-balancing

A non-transitory computer readable medium comprising instructions which causes performance of operations comprising: receiving, by a second network coordination device, current state information of a client device, including a transmit counter and a receive counter, from a first network coordination device, wherein the first network coordination device is a primary network coordination device for the client device and the second network coordination device is a standby coordination device for the client device; and responsive to detecting a particular event, the second network coordination device (i) transitioning to be the primary network coordination device for the client device, (ii) incrementing the transmit counter by an offset, and (iii) transmitting a message to the client device including the incremented transmit counter is shown.

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