The IAP-207 is .

Because it is an older model, finding the correct firmware and understanding the upgrade process can be tricky. Here is an interesting guide on managing the firmware for the Aruba IAP-207.

: To get the latest features (WPA3, better client performance, security patches), you should use a recommended stable release such as 8.6.x or 8.10.x (the last major 8.x branch for IAP-207). Do not use AOS 10.x – the IAP-207 is not supported there.

This is the standard method if you have access to the Web UI.

Many users find that when they attempt to upgrade a large cluster of IAP-207s automatically, some units inevitably fail to join the new Virtual Controller .

If an upgrade fails, try rebooting the IAP to clear the system cache before attempting the update again. Final Thoughts

The Aruba Instant AP 207 (IAP-207) is a legacy 802.11ac Wave 1 access point. While it is considered End of Sale (and approaching End of Support), many are still in use in home labs and small businesses.