AirO
9.0 6
v23 by CTODeveloper at HPE Aruba Networking
About AirO
AirO (Package Name: com.arubanetworks.airobserver) is developed by CTODeveloper at HPE Aruba Networking and the latest version of AirO 23 was updated on August 22, 2023. AirO is in the category of Tools. You can check all apps from the developer of AirO and find 101 alternative apps to AirO on Android. Currently this app is for free. This app can be downloaded on Android 6.0+ on APKFab or Google Play. All APK/XAPK files on APKFab.com are original and 100% safe with fast download.
AirO is intended for technical and not-too-technical owners of Wi-Fi capable Android devices. It displays the health of the Wi-Fi (“Local Area”) connection, and measures the characteristics of a “Wide Area” connection to a server deeper in the network. It can be used to answer questions like:
• What’s wrong with my Wi-Fi today?
• How strong is my Wi-Fi signal?
• Is there evidence of wireless interference?
• Is the problem in the Wi-Fi connection, or out on the Internet (or corporate network)?
• Is the overall connection to the data center good enough to run my corporate apps?
For an admin guide, including instructions on setting up your Aruba network so mDNS (AirGroup) automatically configures target addresses for AirWave and iPerf servers (allowing the app as downloaded to work on different networks without user interverntion) see the Air Observer Admin Guide hosted on the HPE Aruba Networking Airheads Community web page http://community.arubanetworks.com/t5/Aruba-Apps/New-Admin-Guide-for-the-AirO-Air-Observer-app/td-p/229749 (or go to community.arubanetworks.com and search for "AirO").
The top “Wi-Fi and Local Area Network” section of the screen displays three measurements that show the health of the Wi-Fi connection:
• Signal Strength or RSSI in dBm
We measure signal strength first because if it’s poor, there is no chance of getting a good connection. The remedy, in simple terms, is to get closer to the access point.
• Link Speed.
The usual cause of low link speeds is poor signal strength. But sometimes, even when signal strength is good, interference on the air from Wi-Fi and non-Wi-Fi sources reduces link speeds.
• Ping. This is the familiar ICMP echo test to the network’s default gateway. A low link speed will often cause long ping times. If link speeds are good but pings slow, it may be a long way to the default gateway over a narrow broadband connection.
The lower section of the screen displays results from tests between the device and a server computer, usually in the corporate data center or on the Internet. The address of this server is chosen from a number configured in ‘settings' – but once chosen, only one server address is used for these tests.
• Ping. There is a ping measurement to this server. It is the same ping test as above, but because this one goes farther it will normally (but not always) take longer. Again, 20msec would be fast and 500 msec would be slow.
Some networks may block ICMP (ping) traffic. In this case, the Wide Area Network ping test will always fail, but normal (e.g. Web) traffic may pass.
• Speedtest. The next tests are ‘speedtests’. For this, we use the iPerf function (iPerf v2). In a corporate context, this should be an iPerf server instance set up somewhere in the core of the network, probably a data center. Because it is a (TCP) throughput test, the figures here will never be more than about 50% of the ‘link speed’ figure for the Wi-Fi connection. The iPerf client in the app is configured to run in bidirectional mode, first an upstream test then downstream.
• What’s wrong with my Wi-Fi today?
• How strong is my Wi-Fi signal?
• Is there evidence of wireless interference?
• Is the problem in the Wi-Fi connection, or out on the Internet (or corporate network)?
• Is the overall connection to the data center good enough to run my corporate apps?
For an admin guide, including instructions on setting up your Aruba network so mDNS (AirGroup) automatically configures target addresses for AirWave and iPerf servers (allowing the app as downloaded to work on different networks without user interverntion) see the Air Observer Admin Guide hosted on the HPE Aruba Networking Airheads Community web page http://community.arubanetworks.com/t5/Aruba-Apps/New-Admin-Guide-for-the-AirO-Air-Observer-app/td-p/229749 (or go to community.arubanetworks.com and search for "AirO").
The top “Wi-Fi and Local Area Network” section of the screen displays three measurements that show the health of the Wi-Fi connection:
• Signal Strength or RSSI in dBm
We measure signal strength first because if it’s poor, there is no chance of getting a good connection. The remedy, in simple terms, is to get closer to the access point.
• Link Speed.
The usual cause of low link speeds is poor signal strength. But sometimes, even when signal strength is good, interference on the air from Wi-Fi and non-Wi-Fi sources reduces link speeds.
• Ping. This is the familiar ICMP echo test to the network’s default gateway. A low link speed will often cause long ping times. If link speeds are good but pings slow, it may be a long way to the default gateway over a narrow broadband connection.
The lower section of the screen displays results from tests between the device and a server computer, usually in the corporate data center or on the Internet. The address of this server is chosen from a number configured in ‘settings' – but once chosen, only one server address is used for these tests.
• Ping. There is a ping measurement to this server. It is the same ping test as above, but because this one goes farther it will normally (but not always) take longer. Again, 20msec would be fast and 500 msec would be slow.
Some networks may block ICMP (ping) traffic. In this case, the Wide Area Network ping test will always fail, but normal (e.g. Web) traffic may pass.
• Speedtest. The next tests are ‘speedtests’. For this, we use the iPerf function (iPerf v2). In a corporate context, this should be an iPerf server instance set up somewhere in the core of the network, probably a data center. Because it is a (TCP) throughput test, the figures here will never be more than about 50% of the ‘link speed’ figure for the Wi-Fi connection. The iPerf client in the app is configured to run in bidirectional mode, first an upstream test then downstream.
AirO 23 Update
2022-08-22 Build v23 for Android published- Changes to reflect new branding as ‘HPE Aruba Networking’; updated icons, logo, store updates
- Updated targetSdk 30 > 33 and various permissions as required by this update
- Several bugfixes
- New OUI file
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AirO Features
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AirO
23
APK
August 28, 2023
1.19 MB
Requires Android: Android 6.0+
Architecture: arm64-v8a, armeabi-v7a, mips, x86, x86_64
Screen DPI: 160-640dpi
SHA1: d2c5c7d8f087c7e00e4262584b109d10ccdea312
Size: 1.19 MB
What's New:
2022-08-22 Build v23 for Android published
- Changes to reflect new branding as ‘HPE Aruba Networking’; updated icons, logo, store updates
- Updated targetSdk 30 > 33 and various permissions as required by this update
- Several bugfixes
- New OUI file
- Changes to reflect new branding as ‘HPE Aruba Networking’; updated icons, logo, store updates
- Updated targetSdk 30 > 33 and various permissions as required by this update
- Several bugfixes
- New OUI file
AirO
22
APK
February 17, 2022
1.1 MB
Requires Android: Android 6.0+
Architecture: arm64-v8a, armeabi-v7a, mips, x86, x86_64
Screen DPI: 160-480dpi
SHA1: 8cf7b49abe9b9ebfc12c9997980e6714045a9c30
Size: 1.1 MB
What's New:
2022-02-01 Build v22 for Android
- Change WAN target address from 54.201.159.31 to 54.244.210.49 as server has moved
!- New OUI file
- Change WAN target address from 54.201.159.31 to 54.244.210.49 as server has moved
!- New OUI file
AirO
20
APK
February 19, 2020
856.88 KB
Requires Android: Android 6.0+
Screen DPI: 160-480dpi
SHA1: fac893c73088d3262452c541269a9538c1601cbb
Size: 856.88 KB
What's New:
20-02-18 Build v20 for Android
- bugfixes, including frequent Android 6.0 crash
- new OUI file
- fixes for Android 10
19-12-24 Build v19 for Android fixes crash in v18
19-12-20 Build v18 for Android
- update to Android 9
- added privacy notice
- iPerf may not work on Android 10
- bugfixes, including frequent Android 6.0 crash
- new OUI file
- fixes for Android 10
19-12-24 Build v19 for Android fixes crash in v18
19-12-20 Build v18 for Android
- update to Android 9
- added privacy notice
- iPerf may not work on Android 10
AirO
19
APK
January 5, 2020
802.9 KB
Requires Android: Android 6.0+
Screen DPI: 160-480dpi
SHA1: 2ac1ecdef97472d1701d33f9bca70a72e97225eb
Size: 802.9 KB
What's New:
19-12-24 Build v19 for Android fixes crash in v18
19-12-20 Build v18 for Android
- update to Android 9
- added privacy notice
- iPerf may not work on Android 10
19-12-20 Build v18 for Android
- update to Android 9
- added privacy notice
- iPerf may not work on Android 10
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2023-08-22
Latest Version:
23
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