HP Selling Aruba Products and Solutions - HPE2-W07 FREE EXAM DUMPS QUESTIONS & ANSWERS

A. The customer can choose to deploy Aruba Central in the public cloud of their choice, including AWS and Microsoft Azure. B. The Aruba solution enables a more direct path for cloud apps. rather than backhauling them through the data center. C. The Aruba solution requires all cloud traffic to go through the data center to increase security for the cloud apps. D. The customer can add new cloud apps to the branch more easily using features such as Aruba Zero Touch Provisioning (ZTP).

A. Installer app and Zero Touch Provisioning (ZTP) B. Aruba Fabric Composer (AFC) and Virtual Switching Framework (VSF) C. Al Assist and Al Search D. Smart Rate and Air Slice

A. Active/active clustering in gateways and Virtual Switching Extension (VSX) in Aruba CX switches protect these applications from downtime. B. The customer only needs to be concerned about gateway redundancy, and redundant gateways protect traffic with active-standby operation. C. Air Slice in Aruba APs and Aruba CX switches provide end-to-end protection for these applications. D. Aruba Central can be deployed as an active-standby cluster at the customer's site to protect applications from downtime.

A. ClearPass Policy Manager adjusts access permissions based on circumstances of the user and the device for both pre-admission and attack response. B. ClearPass delivers both signature-based and anomaly-based detection of security threats instead of just signature-based. C. ClearPass provides better visibility into application performance and user connectivity health than competitors. D. ClearPass focuses on fully supporting Aruba devices rather than attempting to provide multi-vendor support.

A. Policy Enforcement Firewall (PEF) B. IntroSpect C. deep Packet Inspection (DPI) D. RFProtect

A. Cisco Meraki requires customers to purchase several solutions to obtain full security, while Aruba offers all of its security features through a single Aruba Central subscription. B. Cisco Meraki relies on extensive third-party integration to enhance its security solutions, while Aruba limits third-party integration. C. Cisco Meraki is focused primarily on data center security, while Aruba is focused on campus, branch, and data center security D. Cisco Meraki security is complex to manage. with many different interfaces, while Aruba offers integrated security management.

A. AFC enables the Aruba CX switches to support Virtual Switching Extension (VSX) for better integration into the VMware environment B. AFC provides built-in licenses for switch virtualization features such as VXLAN. making it more cost effective for customers to use those features. C. AFC enables Al-division analytics for the Aruba CX switches, helping IT more easily troubleshoot and optimize the switches tor the VMware environment. D. AFC provides a plug-in that makes it simple for IT to provision network connectivity from within VMware vSphere

A. These solutions offer IT many management interfaces in which to configure many features. B. These solutions do not inhibit employee productivity by offering basic permissions to all users until authentication is complete. C. These solutions give customers greater insight into their environment using analytics and Al. D. These solutions help customers reduce the effort of monitoring by establishing trusted network zones.

A. Zero Trust Security relies on user input because network administrators can no longer be trusted completely B. Zero Trust Security focuses on protecting resources as opposed to network segments. C. Zero Trust Security assumes every user needs basic network access instead of starting with a default deny posture. D. Zero Trust Security focuses on protecting the network perimeter and does not rely on user roles.

A. With the SaaS solution. Aruba handles maintaining and updating the software. B. With the SaaS solution, Aruba handles all deployment and maintenance for network infrastructure devices. C. The SaaS solution provides a pay-per-use model for the customer's network infrastructure devices. D. The SaaS solution requires that the software be deployed in the cloud.

A. IT can create more accurate device inventories using AI search's device profiling capabilities B. IT security teams can ensure consistent policies are applied to users no matter where they move on the network C. The tech support team can quickly locate the addos associated with a user who is experiencing a problem D. Developers can easily build location-based services that track user devices and provide personalized experiences B. The tech support team can quickly locate the addos associated with a user who is experiencing a problem C. IT security teams can ensure consistent policies are applied to users no matter where they move on the network

A. You can help the customer simplify the architecture and save money, as Aruba switches provide many of the same features as Aruba gateways. B. This approach is the only way that you can pursue mobility opportunities for customers with Cisco switches, as Aruba APs are incompatible with Cisco switches. C. This approach will help you to stay focused on selling network Infrastructure hardware without being distracted by trying to attach software cross-sells or as-a-Service deals. D. You can pursue more deals, as the wired total addressable market (TAM) is larger than the wireless one.

A. how much insight IT staff have into the root causes behind performance issues B. whether the customer uses SEIM and is overwhelmed with alerts C. whether the customer has detected rogue Aps in the environment D. how the customer would like to define access policies for wireless users

A. Integrating Aruba CX switches into a virtualized data center, such as one that uses VMware vSphere 3 B. Connecting Aruba branch gateways to cloud applications through a virtual private cloud such as Amazon web Services (AWS) C. Eliminating the need for branch gateway appliances by replacing thorn with virtual gateways that run on commodity hardware D. Managing branch gateways across multiple sites and providing the SD-WAN orchestration capabilities