Security best practice would be to have no routing on your gateways, leave them L2 only. And only have one IP for management in a separate VLAN that is protected/firewalled.
For AOS10 gateways in Central, it's probably best to follow the AOS10 Hardening Guide. Specific section: Access Control (Gateway).
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Herman Robers
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Original Message:
Sent: Apr 30, 2026 05:25 PM
From: Cesar Garcia
Subject: Aruba Gateway block management access https
Hello, I need to timely block access via HTTPS to my GW in Aruba Central, has anyone done it and I wanted to know if I should implement it through policies or ACL?
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