Workshop
11 February 2026 – Hands-on Campus Workshop | Arista Wireless and Security
6 January 2025
Work hands-on with the Arista ecosystem for cloud-managed campus networks
On Wednesday 11 February 2026 Wetec Enterprise IT, in collaboration with Arista, a Wireless & Security Hands-on Campus Workshop in Nederweert.
During this one-day workshop, you will delve deep into modern campus networks. No theoretical presentations, but a comprehensive practical lab day in which you configure, manage, and secure a cloud-managed Arista Wireless & Security environment yourself.
The workshop is aimed at organisations that want to future-proof their campus network and go beyond traditional network management.
What can you expect?
During this hands-on training, you will work with the entire Arista ecosystem and actively engage with topics such as:
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Zero Touch Deployment (ZTP)
Experience how to roll out a campus network quickly and efficiently through automated provisioning. -
AI-driven troubleshooting and monitoring
Resolve complex Wi-Fi issues faster with AIOps, Machine Learning RCA, and continuous network visibility via MultiFunction Radio (MFR). -
Modern security and access control
Implement secure authentication with AGNI & EAP-TLS, and only Wireless Microsegmentation for IoT and BYOD devices. -
Protection against unwanted networks
Learn how Arista's Bulletproof WIPS detects and blocks rogue access points. -
Controllerless campus architecture
Simplify guest access and tunnelling with controller-less VXLAN solutions.
Fully equipped laboratory environment
During the workshop, you will work with a complete laboratory, consisting of:
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Arista switches (with PoE)
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Arista access points with MultiFunction Radio
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Cloud-based management via Arista CloudVision
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Raspberry Pi as a simulated client/IoT device
Register now
And experience the Arista ecosystem in action
Practical information
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Date: Wednesday, 11 February 2026
- Time: 11:30 a.m. – 5:00 p.m.
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Location: Hotel Rosveld, Nederweert
Requirements:
Bring a laptop (wireless, possibly wired) and a console cable for serial access.
