Resolved Issues

The HPE Aruba Networking Central UI incorrectly displayed stale entries of non-existing VSF stacks. The fix ensures that the stale entries are no longer displayed.

If multiple clients were connected to the same switch but on different ports, sorting the Connected To column in the clients list view based on port numbers was not working as expected. The fix ensures that the clients are sorted correctly.

In HPE Aruba Networking Central > Clients page, the count of connected clients in the Connected column did not match the count of connected clients on the header. The fix ensures that the Clients page displays correct count of connected clients across the page.

The CPU Utilization and Memory Utilization graphs in the expanded Hardware card incorrectly displayed a continuous line when a device went offline. The fix ensures that the graphs display a gap, accurately indicating no data during the offline period.

In the PDF format of the Model & Firmware Version Summary report, extra characters were displayed when the total length of the device model and firmware version characters exceeded the intended length. The fix ensures that the device model and firmware version are displayed correctly in the PDF format.

In HPE Aruba Networking Central did not support Configuration Status for gateways on the Devices page. The fix ensures that Configuration Status is displayed for gateways on the Devices page.

Users reported that alert name, descriptions, and categories were inaccurate. The fix ensures that the alert name, descriptions, and categories are correct.

AI insights previously recommended capable clients for Wi-Fi 6E to enhance transmission rates for SSIDs without considering the client's WPA3 capability. The fix ensures that AI insights recommendations on capable clients are based on their WPA3 capability.

In the Last SSID Summary and Last Role Summary donut charts of the Client Inventory report, the donut charts displayed the total number of clients with the label Total instead of Total Clients. The fix ensures that the Client Inventory report displays the correct label, Total Clients.

Client certificate installation failed for APs in HPE Aruba Networking Central. The fix ensures that the client certificates are installed successfully.

The Critical alerts count in Alerts expand card did not match the actual alert count in the Alerts List View table. The fix ensures that the Critical alerts count in Alerts expand card is same as the alerts count in Alerts List View table.

Some APs failed to execute the configuration when user selected both AES_CBC and AES_CTR parameters for encryption. The fix ensures that the APs execute the configuration successfully when both AES_CBC and AES_CTR parameters are selected for encryption.

When the WLAN SSID profile was deleted, it did not unassign from the scope of the AP, but was removed from the Profiles table. This issue was observed only when the SSID's name contained a space. The fix ensures that the WLAN SSID profile is unassigned from the scope of the AP as expected.

HPE Aruba Networking Central incorrectly allowed users to edit the Advanced Time Slicing option while editing a report. The fix ensures that the Advanced Time Slicing option is disabled when editing the report.

Changing the LACP Mode from Active or Disabled to Passive in the HPE Aruba Networking Central UI did not change the behavior of the AP device; LACP continued to remain in the same state (Active or Disabled). The fix ensures that the LACP Mode option in the HPE Aruba Networking Central UI works as expected.

Assigning scope to any profile in HPE Aruba Networking Central under Configuration > Profile Management did not display the selected items when clicking the View Selection button in the Assign to Scope drop-down list. The fix ensures that View Selection displays all the selected scopes for a profile.

All the quick filters in the Clients list view were disabled by default. The following quick filters are now enabled by default in the Clients list view:

• Under Status—Connected filter.

• Under Type—Wireless and Wired filters.

MAC table with MAC address filter failed to load the filtered data. The fix ensures that the MAC table support filters and provides data without delay.