HP Selling Aruba Products and Solutions - HPE2-W02 FREE EXAM DUMPS QUESTIONS & ANSWERS

A. They want to segregate core functions in the data center so they can manage silos more efficiently. B. They want to move to a CAPEX model to increase line-of-business budgets. C. They want trust in the network, knowing that it will ensure productivity and security. D. They want to efficiency to do more with fewer resources. E. They want to shift away from cloud solutions.

A. Central is designed for varied expertise levels, with wizards and easy drill-downs. B. Central automatically configures clustering on managed controllers, simplifying the implementation of high availability. C. Central integrates with third-party backup solutions such as Veeam to provide a single solution for all branch needs. D. Central has the same user interface as Cisco Prime, so it is easy for customers to migrate from Cisco. E. Central offers Zero-Touch Provisioning (ZTP) for streamlined deployment with no on-site expertise.

A. Aruba switches have the best warranty and no hidden costs for software licensing. B. Aruba switches have the largest market share of any wired network vendor. C. Aruba switches support better segmentation between the wired and wireless network. D. Aruba switches support on-prem management rather than higher cost cloud-based management.

A. Bluetooth Low Energy (BLE) B. Aruba Sensors C. pings D. chirps

A. employee theft B. real estate C. training D. intellectual property

A. ArubaOS switches support the same embedded, role-based firewall as Aruba controllers and Instant Aps, leading to duplicated policy enforcement. B. ArubaOS switches that connect to Aruba Aps can provide beacon management software and help location-based services. C. ArubaOS switches provide a Network AnalyticsEngine (NAE) that helps to monitor, and ensure the health of both the wired and connected wireless network. D. ArubaOS switches can automatically re-configure their ports with the correct VLAN, QoS, and PoE+ settings when an Aruba AP connects.

A. a high-density office environment with cubicles B. an airport that needs to provide high-speed guest hot spots C. a hotel needs to provide 802.11ac wireless D. a warehouse environment that reaches heat over 40 degrees C

A. Controller Clustering B. Automatic User Load Balancing C. Adaptive Radio Management (ARM) D. MultiZone

A. The customer has a multivendor network. B. The customer wants to move to an OPEX model and access the management platform from anywhere. C. The customer is interested in guest Wi-Fi management, presence analytics, or managed services. D. The customer wants a CAPEX model with on-premises management. E. The customer has limited IT resources in each of many branch offices.

A. a university that needs to provide home wireless services and VPN access for faculty B. a retailer that needs to support a large number of small branch sites C. a small business with 46 employees and the need for simple plug-and-play Wi-Fi D. a medium business with 570 employees that needs a simple cloud-managed wireless solution