Wi-Fi cloud services

Juniper Mist Wi-Fi assurance

For IT and NOC Teams

• Predictable and Measurable Wi-Fi
• Service-Level Expectations (SLEs) Support
• WxLAN Policy Fabric for Role-Based Access
• Customizable Guest Wi-Fi Portal
• Radio Resource Management (RRM) Driven by AI

Marvis Virtual Network Assistant

For IT Help desk Teams

• AI-Powered Virtual Network Assistant
• Natural Language Processing Interface
• Anomaly Detection
• Client SLE Visibility and Enforcement
• Data Science-Driven Root-Cause Analysis

Juniper Mist Asset visibility

For Process and Resource Improvement Teams

• Identification of Assets by Name and View Location
• Zonal/Room Accuracy for Third-Party Tags
• Historical Analytics for Asset Tags
• Telemetry for Asset Tags (temperature, motion, and other data)
• APIs for Viewing Assets and Analytics

Juniper Mist Premium Analytics

For Network Teams

• Baseline Analytics Features Come Included with Wi-Fi Assurance, Mobile Engagement, and Asset Visibility Subscriptions
• End-to-End Network Visibility
• Orchestrated Networking and Application Performance Queries
• Simplified Network Transparency

For Business Teams

• Baseline Analytics Features Come Included with Wi-Fi Assurance, Mobile Engagement, and Asset Visibility Subscriptions
• Customer Segmentation and Reporting Based on Visitor Telemetry
• Dwell and Third-Party Reporting for Traffic and Trend Analysis
• Correlation of Customer-Guest Traffic and Trend Analysis
• Correlated Customer-Guest Traffic and Trend Analysis

High performance Wi-Fi

The AP34 is comprised of tri-band, quad-radio 2x2:2 802.11ax with maximum data rates of 2400 Mbps in the 6 GHz band, 1200 Mbps in the 5 GHz band, and 575 Mbps in the 2.4 GHz band. The fourth radio functions as a network, location, and security sensor, as well as a spectrum monitor. With 802.11ax Orthogonal Frequency Division Multiple Access (OFDMA), Multi-User Multiple Input Multiple Output (MU-MIMO), and BSS Coloring technologies, the AP34 offers performance at unprecedented levels to support new bandwidth-hungry applications and soaring device densities.

AI for AX

The added performance and spectrum efficiency of 802.11ax ( Wi-Fi 6 ) has added to the complexity of configuring and operating wireless networks. HPE automates and optimizes AP management and performance with AI for AX capabilities. HPE Juniper Networking access points reduce interference due to congestion and ensure consistent service to multiple connected devices in high-density environments by optimizing BSS Coloring, improving data transmission scheduling within OFDMA and MU-MIMO, and assigning clients to the best radio to boost the overall performance of the network.

Greater spectral efficiency

OFDMA improves spectral efficiency so that an increasing density of devices can be supported on the network. Density has become an issue with the rapid growth of IoT devices, which often utilize smaller data packets than mobile devices and hence increase the burden and contention on the network.

Additionally, BSS Coloring improves the coexistence of overlapping BSSs and allows spatial reuse within a given channel by reducing packet collisions.

Automatic RF optimization

Radio Resource Management automates dynamic channel and power assignment, taking Wi-Fi and external sources of interference into account with a dedicated sensor radio. The AI engine continuously monitors coverage and capacity SLE metrics to learn and optimize the RF environment. A learning algorithm uses hysteresis on a 24-hour window to conduct a sitewide rebalancing for optimal channel and power assignment.

Proactive insight and action

A dedicated, dual-band third radio collects data for HPE patent-pending Proactive Analytics and Correlation Engine (PACE), which uses machine learning to analyze user experiences, correlate problems, and automatically detect their root causes. These metrics are used to monitor SLEs and provide proactive recommendations to ensure problems don’t occur (or are fixed as quickly as possible when they do).

Improved IoT battery efficiency

By incorporating the 802.11ax target wake time (TWT) capability and Bluetooth 5.0, AP34 access points help extend the battery life of IoT devices, particularly as additional ones join the network.

Dynamic debugging

The AP34 has constant monitoring services and sends alerts whenever a service behaves abnormally. Dynamic debugging relieves IT of having to worry about an AP going offline or that any services running on the AP become unavailable.

Dynamic packet capture

The Juniper Mist platform automatically captures packets and streams them to the cloud when major issues are detected. This saves IT time and effort and eliminates the need for truck rolls with sniffers to reproduce and capture data for troubleshooting.

Marvis Virtual Network Assistant

Marvis is a natural language processing (NLP)-based assistant with a conversational interface that helps the understanding of user intent and goals, simplifies troubleshooting, and collects network insights. It uses AI and data science to proactively identify issues, determine the root causes and scope of impact, and gain insights into your network and user experiences. It eliminates the need to manually hunt through endless dashboards and CLI commands.

Juniper APs offer a flexible data plane. Juniper Mist Edge is an on premises appliance that runs a tunnel termination service. Traffic can be broken out locally or tunneled to Juniper Mist Edge.

Juniper Mist Edge use cases include seamless mobility in large campus environments, tunneling of guest traffic to a DMZ, IoT segmentation, and teleworker services.