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Juniper Access Points: running your network with Mist AI

Juniper Access Points with Mist AI combine WiFi, Bluetooth and location based services without a controller. Features, security and cloud management.

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Editorial note: Juniper Networks is now part of Hewlett Packard Enterprise and operates as HPE Juniper Networking. The product names Juniper SRX, EX and Mist remain unchanged; the short form is used in the text.

Juniper access points combine WiFi, Bluetooth and location based services in one device and work without a physical or virtual controller. Management is handled by the Mist cloud platform with AI support.

Location services via WiFi and Bluetooth

The access points integrate location based services with Bluetooth and WiFi. This enables precise positioning inside buildings and services and security measures built on it. Use cases range from retail to workflows in hospitals.

Operation without a controller

Instead of a physical or virtual controller, the access points use the cloud. Mist AI manages the network with machine learning and ensures stable connectivity and a consistent user experience. Complex configurations are largely eliminated.

Proactive analysis and security

The Mist platform provides insight into the state of the network and resolves detected problems automatically. This relieves IT teams. The AI also detects anomalies and initiates preventive measures before a threat can cause damage.

Key points

  • Juniper access points combine WiFi, Bluetooth and location services without a controller.
  • Mist AI manages the network from the cloud and resolves problems automatically.
  • Anomalies are detected before they affect operations.

DEVACON plans and operates networks on this basis; the services are described on the page Network and IT infrastructure.

Topics Juniper Juniper Mist AI Networks

This article comes from the DEVACON blog and was editorially revised for the new website.

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