A. While the SD-WAN market is much smaller than the campus switching and WLAN market in absolute value, the SD-WAN market is growing more rapidly.

B. The SD-WAN market is experiencing very rapid growth and will overtake the campus switching and WLAN markets in absolute value within the next 2 years.

C. While the SD-WAN market experienced rapid growth over the past 5 years, the market is now slowing down and experiencing a small reduction in growth.

D. The SD-WAN market is experiencing slow growth at rates comparable to the campus and switching market as a whole, and it should peak in the next 5 years.

A. It ties security alerts to the user or device identify associated with the alert.

B. It enforces role-based policies to ensure the right users connect to the right resources.

C. It provides an enhanced guest portal with user identification and tracking features.

D. It inspects all traffic and ensures that sensitive data is securely encrypted.

A. Central is automatically deployed as a clustered solution in the customer also has a Mobility Master (MM).

B. Central can switch to a local management consoled if the connection to the cloud is lost.

C. Central can be deployed as a primary appliance and standby appliance with no additional licensing costs.

D. Central supports integration with third-party backup solutions such as Veeam.

A. how much time IT staff members spend performing basic troubleshooting and whether this interferes with their ability to innovate

B. how the company is seeking to improve customer satisfaction scores and the role of mobile apps in their strategy.

C. how concerned the customer is about ensuring that only authorized employees can access the wireless network

D. how IT prioritizes unified management and integrating wired and wireless access

A. pings

B. chirps

C. Bluetooth Low Energy (BLE)

D. Aruba Sensors

A. AirWave's cloud-based management model attracts customers who traditionally avoid deploying management solutions.

B. Because AirWave is required for the Aruba role-based firewall to work, you should be able to add it on to all wireless solution sales.

C. With the managed services option, you can use AirWave to add an additional revenue stream to your business.

D. Multivendor network management can provide you with entry into competitive accounts and ease the transition to Aruba solutions.

A. a university that needs to provide home wireless services and VPN access for faculty

B. a small business with 46 employees and the need for simple plug-and-play Wi-Fi

C. a retailer that needs to support a large number of small branch sites

D. a medium business with 570 employees that needs a simple cloud-managed wireless solution

A. Because most IoT devices come with built in security, IT staff needs to be trained in those protocols and security software suites.

B. Devices are proliferating, while IoT deployments remain too immature to offer real business value to enterprises at this time.

C. As more potentially insecure devices connect from within, traditional perimeter solutions are no longer sufficient.

D. Very few IoT devices support wireless and IP technologies, making it difficult to integrate them in the wireless network.

A. Aruba switches and APs can integrate with third-party SEIM solutions to simplify management.

B. Aruba AirWave is specifically designed as a management tool for SMB customers such as this.

C. Aruba Mobility Master (MM) can manage the Instant APs and simplify deployment.

D. Aruba Central provides simple cloud-based management and Zero Touch Provisioning (ZTP).

A. They offer a full feature set without the requirement of software licenses.

B. They come with a lifetime warranty that includes guaranteed onsite repair within 6 hours.

C. They can be managed by Aruba Central, which is a free downloadable management tool.

D. They include ArubaOS software for controlling up to eight APs in a small office environment.