Aruba ClearPass NL AC 25K CE E-LTU | HPE Access Control — JZ406AAE

Enforce consistent network access policy across a 25,000-endpoint environment with Aruba ClearPass NL AC CE E-LTU. Designed for enterprise access control, it helps centralize authentication, authorization, and guest/device onboarding so security teams can apply policy at scale without adding operational friction. Secure network entry for up to 25,000 endpoints with Aruba ClearPass access control licensing Centralize authentication and authorization using policy-based network access control Streamline guest and device onboarding via enterprise access workflows Support large-scale policy enforcement across mixed user and device populations Reduce manual access exceptions with centralized control and consistent rules Fit regulated environments using role-based access decisions and visibility Align security operations with a software entitlement designed for enterprise deployment Scale access governance without replacing the underlying network architecture Key Features 25,000 endpoint access control entitlement Aruba ClearPass network access control software HPE software licensing program Enterprise policy-based authentication and authorization Guest and device onboarding support Designed for large-scale access governance Electronic license entitlement delivery FAQ What does Aruba ClearPass NL AC 25K CE E-LTU provide? It provides an electronic license entitlement for Aruba ClearPass network access control, sized for environments with up to 25,000 endpoints. What type of environments is this license suited for? It is suited for enterprise networks that need centralized authentication, authorization, and policy enforcement across users, devices, and guests. Does this product include hardware? No. This is a software licensing entitlement for Aruba ClearPass, not a physical hardware appliance. Why choose this over basic access controls? It supports policy-driven network access at enterprise scale, which helps maintain consistent governance across large and mixed-device environments.