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Frequently Asked Questions
What is the maximum power consumption for the HPE Aruba MC-VA-10 VMC FIPS/TAA E-LTU?
The HPE Aruba MC-VA-10 has a maximum power consumption of 126 watts with universal AC input voltage of 100-240V at 50-60 Hz. This efficient power profile makes it suitable for branch gateway deployments where power management is critical. We offer this model as part of our comprehensive Aruba networking solutions.
What USB devices are compatible with the Aruba MC-VA-10 branch gateway?
The Aruba MC-VA-10 supports a range of USB modems, printers, and storage devices. Compatible USB modems include Novatel U727, Kyocera KPC680, and Compass 597, while supported printers include HP LaserJet and Deskjet models, as well as Lexmark devices. For a complete and updated list of compatible USB devices, we recommend contacting us today for the latest compatibility documentation.
What storage options and file systems does this Aruba gateway support?
The HPE Aruba MC-VA-10 supports up to 1TB of maximum storage size and is compatible with Ext2/Ext3, FAT16, and FAT32 filesystems. This flexibility allows integration with various storage configurations in enterprise branch environments. Visit barcodesinc.com or contact us today to discuss storage requirements for your deployment.
What Power-over-Ethernet (PoE) capacity does the Aruba MC-VA-10 provide?
The MC-VA-10 provides a total Power-over-Ethernet capacity of 78 watts with 19.5 watts per port, enabling you to power compatible networked devices directly from the gateway. This PoE capability simplifies branch deployments by reducing separate power requirements. We offer this model with full technical support available from our team.
Is the HPE Aruba MC-VA-10 suitable for FIPS and TAA compliance requirements?
Yes, the HPE Aruba MC-VA-10 VMC includes FIPS and TAA designations in its model number, making it suitable for government and compliance-sensitive deployments. This certification ensures the device meets federal information processing standards and trade agreement requirements. Contact us today to verify compliance requirements for your specific procurement needs.
What are the typical use cases for the Aruba MC-VA-10 branch gateway?
The Aruba MC-VA-10 is designed as a Virtual Mobile Controller (VMC) for branch gateway deployments, supporting mobile edge architecture and wireless connectivity management in distributed network environments. It's ideal for organizations requiring centralized mobility management across multiple branch locations. We offer this solution as part of our complete Aruba networking portfolio—visit barcodesinc.com to explore how it fits your infrastructure needs.