SUNNYVALE, CA–( EMWNews – April 1, 2008) – Aruba Networks, Inc. (NASDAQ: ARUN), a global

leader in adaptive wireless LANs and secure unified mobility solutions,

today announced that its Mobile Voice Continuity (MVC) software for

enterprise Fixed Mobile Convergence (eFMC) applications, will be

demonstrated at CTIA, Nokia booth # 2635 in conjunction with a Voice Over

IP software client built for Nokia’s S60 platform. S60, developed by

Nokia, is the world’s leading smartphone platform, with more than 100

million devices already in the market. Aruba customers can add eFMC

features, including support for the S60, by loading new MVC software onto

existing Multi-Service Mobility Controllers.

MVC software allows dual-mode cellular/Wi-Fi phones to roam seamlessly

between the cellular network and the enterprise wireless LAN, using just a

single phone number provided by the enterprise PBX. Running VoIP over

wireless LAN can enable savings on calling charges, especially for

international calls and international roaming, and users benefit from

high-speed enterprise data services when in the office or working from home

on a remote access point.

Aruba’s MVC software is available as an upgrade to existing Aruba

Multi-Service Mobility Controllers, and is intended to operate in

conjunction with the enterprise’s IP-PBX. No additional hardware is

required to enable eFMC applications.

“Intimate knowledge of the wireless LAN is essential to reliable,

user-friendly operation of the overall system,” said Venkat Kalkunte,

Aruba’s voice architect. “By harvesting status information rooted in the

Wi-Fi infrastructure, Aruba is able to provide seamless roaming and

triggers for Wi-Fi-to-cellular handover, issues that hamper FMC solutions

in which the wireless LAN is treated as just a transparent transport layer.

Accordingly, we’re able to provide the S60 with industry-leading Wi-Fi

connectivity and smooth, fast handovers.”

The industry leading S60 platform, built on Symbian OS, is licensed by some

of the foremost mobile phone manufacturers in the world. The S60

smartphone architecture provides users with both basic and advanced

cellular phone functions in a compact device characterized by a large color

screen, rich communications features, and enhanced applications. The

flexibility of the S60 software allows for various hardware designs and

software configurations. Its award-winning user interface and extensive

support for new mobile services makes S60 an open and scalable solution for

both mobile operators and 3rd party developers.

“As an enterprise mobility company, Aruba supports all forms of eFMC

including feature-rich PBX-centric offerings and service provider-centric

architectures such as Unlicensed Mobile Access (UMA),” said Keerti Melkote,

Aruba’s co-founder and head of products and partnerships. “That said, a

user’s eFMC experience is heavily influenced by the handset, and Nokia’s

S60 devices offer excellent Wi-Fi performance together with the advanced

voice and data features our customers demand. Should advanced PBX features

not be required, Aruba’s MVC enables users to set the optimum mix between

performance and handset selection.”

About Aruba Networks

People move. Networks must follow. Aruba securely delivers networks to

users, wherever they work or roam. Our unified mobility solutions include

Wi-Fi networks, identity-based security, remote access and cellular

services, and centralized multi-vendor network management to enable the

Follow-Me Enterprise that moves in lock-step with users:

--  Follow-Me Connectivity: Adaptive 802.11a/b/g/n Wi-Fi networks optimize

    themselves to ensure that users are always within reach of mission-critical

    information;

--  Follow-Me Security: Identity-based security assigns access policies to

    users, enforcing those policies whenever and wherever a network is

    accessed;

--  Follow-Me Applications: Remote access solutions and cellular network

    integration ensure uninterrupted access to applications as users move;

--  Follow-Me Management: Multi-vendor network management provides a

    single point of control while managing both legacy and new wireless

    networks from both Aruba and its competitors.

    

The cost, convenience, and security benefits of our unified mobility

solutions are fundamentally changing how and where we work. Listed on the

NASDAQ and Russell 2000® Index, Aruba is based in Sunnyvale, California,

and has operations throughout the Americas, Europe, Middle East, and Asia

Pacific regions. To learn more, visit Aruba at

http://www.arubanetworks.com.

Aruba is a member of Forum Nokia Pro, a program that provides advanced

technical, business development and marketing support to select mobile

software companies.

For further information and news about the S60 and the S60 community, visit

www.s60.com

© 2008 Aruba Networks, Inc. AirWave®, Aruba Networks®, Aruba

Mobility Management System®, Bluescanner, For Wireless That Works®,

Mobile Edge Architecture, People Move. Networks Must Follow., RFProtect,

The All Wireless Workplace Is Now Open For Business, and The Mobile Edge

Company® are trademarks of Aruba Networks, Inc. All rights reserved.

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Media Contacts: Michael Tennefoss Aruba Networks, Inc. +1-408-754-8034 [email protected] Jay Nichols Sterling Communications, Inc. +1-415-392-2300 [email protected]