HPE2-W07 無料問題集「HP Selling Aruba Products and Solutions」

（A）WI-FI 6 upgrades and transitions to Aruba ESP (Edge Services Platform)

（B）25GDE campus edge upgrades and 100GbE core upgrades

（C）Firewall integrations and OWE deployments

（D）Security overhauls and software-defined networking (SON) deployments

（A）Net edit automates wireless network optimization, allowing Aruba APs to adjust their settings to changing conditions

（B）Net edit helps customers more easily create and customize policies that apply to wired and wireless clients

（C）Net edit helps customers automate the inventory of their complete networks from switches to APS and clients

（D）Net edit helps customers more easily audit Aruba CX switches settings and software

（A）For use by smaller companies who do not need all of the Aruba Central features available in the normal mode

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

（C）For use by customers who want to extend the benefits of AlOps to their data center

（D）For use by enterprises who need to use Aruba Central as pan of their SO-WAN solution

（A）They scale to meet the needs of large, complex service provider environments.

（B）They use a specialized switch portfolio and operation system, which is designed for the data center alone.

（C）In addition to Aruba's orchestration tools, they also provide industry-leading integration with third-party orchestration tools.

（D）They offer the same features as HPE compute solutions, such as HPE Synergy.

（A）Dynamic Segmentation

（B）Air Pass

（C）Zero Touch Provisioning

（D）Smart Rate

（A）ClearPass focuses on fully supporting Aruba devices rather than attempting to provide multi-vendor support.

（B）ClearPass Policy Manager adjusts access permissions based on circumstances of the user and the device for both pre-admission and attack response.

（C）ClearPass provides better visibility into application performance and user connectivity health than competitors.

（D）ClearPass delivers both signature-based and anomaly-based detection of security threats instead of just signature-based.

（A）Mist does not offer any Wi-Fi 6 APs while Aruba has a broad portfolio of APs that support Wi-Fi 6.

（B）Mist does not offer any AlOps capabilities while Aruba ESP offers AlOps In addition to Zero Trust Security.

（C）Juniper is focused on the SMB space, where it has the most experience, while Aruba offers solutions for companies of all sizes from small to large.

（D）Juniper and Mist are still largely separate. Aruba AP and switch solutions are truly unified, with features like Dynamic Segmentation.

（A）Aruba User Experience Insight (UXI) sensors continuously monitor the WAN and suggest settings to optimize.

（B）Aruba gateways support WAN compression to help the customer get more out the WAN bandwidth.

（C）Aruba CX switches provide the WAN uplinks and offer optimized, fast-converging routing technologies.

（D）Aruba ClearPass Integrates Aruba branch gateways with best-in-industry, third-party WAN optimization solutions.

（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）Aruba provides a list of preferred providers for complementary stand-alone security solutions.

（B）Aruba has extensive experience in network security and has created easy-to-use solutions.

（C）Aruba has a long history of device-specific security solutions.

（D）Aruba started as a security vendor, so every wired and wireless infrastructure device has a built-in firewall.