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- Access Point Actions
- Client Actions
- Events Actions
- Gateway Actions
- Label Actions
- Mobility Controller Actions
- Network Actions
- Site Actions
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- Switch Actions
- List Switches
- Get VLAN Info of the Switch
- Get VLAN Info for CX Switch
- Get VLAN Info of the Switch Stack
- Get VLAN Info of the CX Switch Stack
- Get Switch Port PoE Info
- Get Switch Port PoE Info for CX Switch
- Get Switch PoE Info
- Get Switch PoE Info for CX Switch
- Get Switch VSX Info for CX Switch
- Get LLDP Device Neighbor Info for CX Switch
- Get LLDP Device Neighbor Info for CX Switch Stack
- Switch Bandwidth Usage
- Top N Switches
- Switch Details
- Delete Switch
- Switch Ports Details
- Get Ports Details for CX Switch
- Switch Chassis Details
- Switch Ports Bandwidth Usage
- Ports Bandwidth Usage for CX Switch
- Switch Ports Errors
- CX Switch Ports Errors
- Switch Stack Port Details
- CX Switch Stack Port Details
- List Switch Stacks
- Switch Stack Details
- Delete Switch Stack
- VPN Actions
Client → Get Bandwidth Usage
AI-generatedOverview
This node interacts with the Aruba Central API to retrieve bandwidth usage data for clients within the specified domain, particularly under the 'monitoring' domain. It is useful for network administrators who want to monitor client bandwidth usage filtered by various parameters such as Mobility Controller serial number, switch stack ID, switch serial, or client MAC address.
Use Case Examples
- A network admin wants to get bandwidth usage statistics for clients connected to a specific Mobility Controller by providing the controller's serial number.
- Filtering bandwidth usage data for clients connected to a particular switch by specifying the switch's serial number or stack ID.
Properties
| Name | Meaning |
|---|---|
| Domain | Specifies the domain of the Aruba Central API to interact with, defaulting to 'monitoring' for bandwidth usage operations. |
| Additional Fields | Optional filters to refine the bandwidth usage query, including Mobility Controller serial number, switch stack ID, switch serial, and client MAC address. |
Output
JSON
bandwidthUsage- Bandwidth usage data for clients retrieved from Aruba Central APIerror- Error message if the operation fails and continueOnFail is enabled
Dependencies
- Aruba Central API with OAuth2 authentication
Troubleshooting
- Common issues include authentication failures due to invalid or expired OAuth2 tokens. Ensure the API credentials are correctly configured.
- Incorrect or missing filter parameters may result in empty or incomplete data. Verify the filter values such as cluster_id, stack_id, serial, and macaddr are accurate.
- Network connectivity issues to Aruba Central API can cause request failures. Check network settings and API endpoint accessibility.
Links
- Aruba Central API Documentation - Official documentation for Aruba Central API endpoints and usage.