HPE2-W02 無料問題集「HP Selling Aruba Products and Solutions」

（A）an enterprise that needs bluetooth for location-based services

（B）an enterprise that needs automation and centralized management

（C）a home office that needs a simple way to connect to a corporate office

（D）a branch office that needs a simple deployment

（A）Aruba offers a simpler and more robust architecture by avoiding integration with third-party solutions.

（B）Aruba provides two optimized architectures based on different software, one for branch and one for campus.

（C）Aruba provides customers with a choice of five different architectures to provide greater flexibility.

（D）Aruba offers a software-defined architecture with a single platform and unified wired and wireless.

（A）better security through matching policies on wireless and wired

（B）better load balancing and availability for controllers

（C）simpler troubleshooting with AP and client tracking

（D）enhanced user experience in dense environments

（A）Gartner has given Aruba the title of market leader in the wireless or wired and wireless LAN Access Magic Quadrant for more than 12 years in a row.

（B）Industry analysts have praised Aruba for its multiple wired and wireless architectures.

（C）Gartner awarded Aruba the number two spot in five out of six use cases in its 2018 Critical Capabilities for Wired and Wireless LAN Access Infrastructure report.

（D）Industry analyst CRN recognizes Aruba primarily for its wireless expertise.

（A）Aruba 340s support higher density deployments that Aruba 310s.

（B）Aruba 340s support outdoor deployments, and Aruba 310s support indoor ones.

（C）Aruba 340s support 802.11ax, and Aruba 310s support 802.11ac.

（D）Aruba 340s support 802.11ac, and Aruba 310s support 802.11b/g/n only.

（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 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.

（C）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.

（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）Network Analytics Engine (NAE) analyzes network traffic patterns and automatically reconfigures the network architecture in order to optimize traffic flows.

（B）Dynamic segmentation divides the wired network architecture into three logical tiers, making it simpler to deploy the switches with less work on the part of managers.

（C）Aruba switches bring performance, security and operational simplicity to enterprise networks with innovations like Segmentation and Aruba Network Analytics Engine.

（D）ArubaOS switches deliver the high performance and features that enterprise customers need combined with the simplicity of an unmanaged switch that requires zero configuration.

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

（B）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.

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

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

（A）It enables companies to apply consistent policies on wireless users and wired users connected to ArubaOS switches.

（B）It enables companies to extend services consistently across sites through the use of VPN tunnels between ArubaOS switches.

（C）It helps to reduce downtime for a network core of ArubaOS switches, while also providing a simple architecture.

（D）It helps to optimize ArubaOS switches to connect to servers in a highly virtualized data center environment.

（A）It is programmable, with an API-first design that helps to encourage automation and integration.

（B）It is the industry's first WLAN software platform that offers exclusive cloud deployment so that customers have a single simple choice.

（C）It uses proprietary technologies that prevent third-party integration, providing more sales opportunities for Aruba.

（D）It makes the underlying infrastructure smarter, helping to deliver contextual experiences for end users and line-of-business teams.

（E）It embeds the ArubaOS-CX Network Analytics Engine (NAE) into all wired and wireless infrastructure to improve security.