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A. Specialized IT or operations staff hired to manage the loT devices do not understand how to properly manage network infrastructure.

B. Companies are spending a large portion of their network budget on loT devices, but loT usually fails to yield business benefits.

C. IoT devices often present a weak point that hackers can target to gain unauthorized access to a network.

D. Because loT devices tie up the network but generate very little traffic, they decrease the amount of valuable edge data.

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

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

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

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

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

A. An increasing number of IoT devices are connected to the network and require cloud connections

B. IT is concerned about the security implications of moving workloads to the edge

C. Not enough data being generated at the edge and moving data from the data center is expensive

D. IT leaders don't understand the value of moving workloads to the edge

A. Virtual intranet access (VIA)

B. Instant On APs

C. Branch Gateway

D. Virtual switching extension VSX

A. Industry analyst CRN recognizes Aruba primarily for its wireless expertise.

B. 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.

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 analysts have praised Aruba for its multiple wired and wireless architectures.

A. MPLS links are less secure than broadband-based links

B. MPLS links, while cost-effective, do not provide dedicated bandwidth

C. MPLS Links can only go straight to the internet and cannot connect directly to the data center

D. MPLS links create an inefficient flow for cloud applications

A. Instant On solutions can seamlessly grow Into Aruba ESP solutions, while Ubiquitl only offers SMB solutions.

B. Instant On combines advanced features with management simplicity, while Ubiquiti Is complex to set up and requires additional components for advanced features.

C. Instant On Integrates with Aruba ClearPass to deliver Zero Trust Security, while Ubiquitl has limited security features.

D. Instant On provides a streamlined feature set to reduce TCO. while Ubtquiti builds m too much functionality in the base product, making It too expensive.

A. Aruba switches have the best warranty and no hidden costs for software licensing.

B. Aruba switches support on-prem management rather than higher cost cloud-based management.

C. Aruba switches have the largest market share of any wired network vendor.

D. Aruba switches support better segmentation between the wired and wireless network.

A. Aruba Zero Touch Provisioning (ZTP) enables the Aruba solution to automatically provision connected wireless clients with optimized settings.

B. Aruba Dynamic Segmentation creates different queues for Wi-Fi 6 and non-Wi-Fi 6 clients to ensure the best performance for both types of client

C. Aruba Network Analytics Engine (NAE) analyzes the RF environment and moves APs to the correct channel to minimize noise and enhance the signal.

D. Aruba Client Match is aware of which clients support Wi-Fi 6 and distributes clients across APs so as to optimize throughput.

A. An "IT knows best" approach means that Aruba emphasizes that it has the deep and mature technologies that customers need and that those technologies come with complexities.

B. A "better than cloud" approach helps customers move away from expensive cloud to a network that was specifically designed for an on-prem deployment.

C. A "wired-first" approach lets customers know that Aruba is prepared for where the market is headed, due to the inherent insecurity of wireless devices.

D. A "customer first, customer last" approach means Aruba is committed to customer success at every stage, from product innovation and development to sales and support.

A. They automatically update their software to ensure they stay safe without extra customer attention.

B. They support dynamic segmentation so they can offload security enforcement to aruba gateways

C. They integrate with aruba Clearpass and enforce granular, user-based policies for micro-segmentation

D. They contact central aruba to receive centrally defined security policies to protect wired and wireless access