A. For use by partners selling Aruba Networking as a Service (NaaS) under their own brand

B. For use by enterprises who need to use Aruba Central as pan of their SO-WAN solution

C. For use by smaller companies who do not need all of the Aruba Central features available in the normal mode

D. For use by customers who want to extend the benefits of AlOps to their data center

A. Aruba Not Edit provides both asset management and network analytics, and Aruba recommends deploying it instead of the current tools.

B. Aruba Central offers APIs and an SDK that lots customers integrate many existing tools with Central

C. Aruba Not Edit enables customers to integrate Aruba Central and the Aruba ESP solution with third-party tools.

D. Aruba Central will save (ho customer money by replacing those tools with a free, cloud-based management tool.

A. Aruba ClearPass automatically downloads software on every patient device to constantly track each asset's location, even if it leaves the premises.

B. Aruba Client Match maximizes performance in a dense environment with many different types of devices, enabling staff to communicate and access records more quickly.

C. Aruba IntroSpect strictly enforces HIPPA regulations by only making records available to healthcare providers if the patient provides his or her password.

D. Aruba Meridian regulates patient access and applies access controls that prevent patients from monopolizing bandwidth and interfering with more important traffic.

A. While Active Directory can define access controls for users based on factors such as identity and type of connection, it does not provide machine learning to track user behavior, as ClearPass does.

B. Active Directory authenticates users, but true network access control must define who and which devices can connect to which devices, data, infrastructure, and apps, as ClearPass does.

C. Active Directory alone is not enough, but when it is integrated with the role-based access firewall, the combined solution functions as a mobile device management solution.

D. Microsoft's Active Directory has been proven by multiple security analysts to be easily hackable, so it requires ClearPass's more secure credential repository to enhance it.

A. With a simpler message for the aruba product portfolio, you can easily link the capabilities of aruba solutions to the customer's business objectives and improve cross-selling opportunities

B. Because aruba ESP reduces the amount of third-party integration, you can lock customers into longer contracts with aruba

C. By replacing instant APs and all other outdated aruba HW devices, you can double your revenue with existing customers

D. You can make more money by focusing on selling network HW through capital expenditures and avoiding customers looking for managed services

A. The customer has limited IT resources in each of many branch offices.

B. The customer wants to move to an OPEX model and access the management platform from anywhere.

C. The customer wants a CAPEX model with on-premises management.

D. The customer is interested in guest Wi-Fi management, presence analytics, or managed services.

E. The customer has a multivendor network.

A. Aruba asset tracking tags

B. Aruba Central

C. Aruba Meridian and beacons

D. Aruba Analytics Location Engine (ALE)

A. Preference for the newest technology

B. Preference for relatively long network refresh Intervals

C. Preference for commodity hardware

D. Preference for In-house network management

A. Aruba has data scientists with 5 years of experience, and Aruba has 5 years of proven domain expertise.

B. Aruba AlOps extracts insights from a very large data set collected from over 65,000 customers of all sizes and 1 million network devices and growing.

C. Aruba is the only vendor that offers cloud-delivered machine learning insights.

D. Aruba AlOps operates on a battery-powered hardware device that is less expensive to purchase than competitive offerings.

A. The customer can add new cloud apps to the branch more easily using features such as Aruba Zero Touch Provisioning (ZTP).

B. The Aruba solution requires all cloud traffic to go through the data center to increase security for the cloud apps.

C. The customer can choose to deploy Aruba Central in the public cloud of their choice, including AWS and Microsoft Azure.

D. The Aruba solution enables a more direct path for cloud apps. rather than backhauling them through the data center.

A. Connecting their people and devices at the edge with Aruba Unified Infrastructure

B. Creating customized user experiences with Aruba Meridian

C. Analyzing and acting on network insights from Aruba AlOps

D. Protecting the network with Aruba Zero Trust Security

A. Aruba Mobility Controller (MC) with its RFProtect feature

B. Aruba Mobility Master (MM) with its Network Analytics Engine (NAE)

C. Aruba ClearPass with its Voice User dashboard

D. Aruba AirWave with its UCC Analytics dashboard

A. Schools lack the budget to obtain a reliable wired and wireless network that can handle the increase in devices and connectivity needs.

B. Schools have focused primarily on cloud solutions for the past decade, so switching back to an on-prem infrastructure seems daunting.

C. Schools often have too large of an IT department, which can result in a network that is too mismanaged and siloed to meet performance requirements.

D. Schools are not deploying enough wired and wireless IoT devices for the digital learning environments to succeed.