Cloud Managed Networks

I just had a meeting with my local SE about New Central. There is no configuration migration tool available at this time. There's some support for copying/pasting configurations if you have access to the New Central API. The documentation explains how to create a new device group in Classic Central and toggle New Central support on. But you'll need to create your Wifi and switch configs manually. You can create configuration items at the "Library" level and then assign them to Sites, device groups, or individual devices. 

Personally, I am going to wait a few months to see if Aruba adds a configuration migration option to the default UI and continue to use Classic Central for config changes for now.

I have done a few WiFi configuration and it is not hard or time consuming, cause once you configure the profiles you can re use it at various level of hierarchy, most of it is covered in the Central section of the Validated Solution Guide 

Also it is recommended to also contact your local Aruba SE who can advise accordingly.

I just had a meeting with my local SE about New Central. There is no configuration migration tool available at this time. There's some support for copying/pasting configurations if you have access to the New Central API. The documentation explains how to create a new device group in Classic Central and toggle New Central support on. But you'll need to create your Wifi and switch configs manually. You can create configuration items at the "Library" level and then assign them to Sites, device groups, or individual devices. 

Personally, I am going to wait a few months to see if Aruba adds a configuration migration option to the default UI and continue to use Classic Central for config changes for now.

I just had a meeting with my local SE about New Central. There is no configuration migration tool available at this time. There's some support for copying/pasting configurations if you have access to the New Central API. The documentation explains how to create a new device group in Classic Central and toggle New Central support on. But you'll need to create your Wifi and switch configs manually. You can create configuration items at the "Library" level and then assign them to Sites, device groups, or individual devices. 

Personally, I am going to wait a few months to see if Aruba adds a configuration migration option to the default UI and continue to use Classic Central for config changes for now.