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+====== VERSION 6.5 ======
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-(Aruba7220) #show rights
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+====== VERSION 8.10 ======
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+==== ✅ image version ====
 (Aruba7220) # **copy tftp: 10.28.64.22 ArubaOS_72xx_8.10.0.16_92046 system: partition 1**
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+===== What happens if you choose ''conductor''? =====
+Selecting the role ''conductor'' makes your Aruba 7220 act as a **Mobility Master (MM)**. This completely changes its behavior compared to ''standalone'' mode.
+==== ⚠️ Important Limitations of ''conductor'' Mode ====
+  * **No Access Point (AP) Control**
+    * Mobility Masters do **not terminate CAPWAP tunnels**.
+    * You cannot manage radios, SSIDs, or wireless settings directly.
+    * This device **will not provide Wi-Fi services** to clients unless paired with Mobility Devices (''md'').
+  * **Configuration Becomes Centralized**
+    * The CLI no longer allows local WLAN or interface config (e.g., no ''wlan ssid-profile'').
+    * All configuration is hierarchical and managed via the **Mobility Master Web GUI**.
+  * **Licensing Works Differently**
+    * Local licenses cannot be applied.
+    * Licenses must be uploaded to the MM and **distributed** to the ''md'' nodes.
+==== ✅ When to Use ''conductor'' ====
+  * If you plan to manage **multiple Aruba controllers centrally**.
+  * If you will not have APs connected directly to this device.
+  * If your network requires advanced features such as:
+    * AirMatch
+    * Hierarchical configuration
+    * Centralized upgrades and monitoring
+    * Clustering across multiple MDs
+==== 🧠 Mobility Role Comparison Table ====
+^ Role        ^ Manages APs? ^ Requires Other Devices? ^ Local Configuration Access? ^
+| standalone  | **Yes**      | No                      | **Yes**                      |
+| conductor   | **No**       | Yes (requires MDs)      | No (managed via Web GUI)     |
+| md          | **Yes**      | Yes (requires MM)       | No (managed by Mobility Master) |
+==== ✅ Final Recommendation ====
+If you do **not** currently have a Mobility Master deployment or any other Mobility Devices, you should choose:
+  * **''standalone''**
+This ensures that your Aruba 7220:
+  * Manages its own APs locally
+  * Behaves like it did in ArubaOS 6.x
+  * Is easier to configure and troubleshoot independently
+If you accidentally selected the wrong role, you can change it using:
+<code bash>
+configure terminal
+system-role standalone
+write memory
+reload
+</code>
+----
+==== ✅ VLANs ====
+<code bash>
+configure terminal
+vlan 500
+   description ServerVM
+vlan 501
+   description ServerStack
+vlan 502
+   description ISP1
+vlan 503
+   description ISP2
+vlan 504
+   description ISP3
+vlan 505
+   description LAN-UTM
+vlan 506
+   description WIFI-AP
+vlan 507
+   description VIP
+vlan 508
+   description ST
+vlan 509
+   description Staff
+vlan 510
+   description Teacher
+vlan 511
+   description Students
+vlan 512
+   description Accounting
+vlan 513
+   description Printer
+vlan 514
+   description AC
+vlan 515
+   description iDRAC
+vlan 516
+   description KVM
+vlan 517
+   description Guest
+vlan 518
+   description VoIP
+vlan 519
+   description IoT
+vlan 520
+   description Cameras
+vlan 521
+   description VC
+vlan 522
+   description VPN
+vlan 523
+   description Encoder
+vlan 524
+   description Qsyc
+vlan 525
+   description Nebula
+vlan 526
+   description PtP
+vlan 527
+   description Replication
+vlan 528
+   description CD
+vlan 529
+   description VD
+vlan 530
+   description 9K
+vlan 1015
+   description ISP4
+vlan 1019
+   description PtPL2
+end
+write memory
+</code>
+----