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

（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）Aruba's vision of building from the core out comes from the company's start as a switch and router manufacturer

（B）Born in the mobile, cloud, IoT era, Aruba can help customers build a secure, intelligent network from the edge in

（C）Because Aruba began developing consumer-based products, its low-cost model for standalone wireless equipment makes it ideal for SMBs

（D）Aruba has made a number of key acquisitions that have enabled it to develop five separate architectures for customers

（A）As more potentially insecure devices connect from within, traditional perimeter solutions are no longer sufficient.

（B）Because most IoT devices come with built in security, IT staff needs to be trained in those protocols and security software suites.

（C）Very few IoT devices support wireless and IP technologies, making it difficult to integrate them in the wireless network.

（D）Devices are proliferating, while IoT deployments remain too immature to offer real business value to enterprises at this time.

（A）Aruba offers one simple choice for management while Cisco Meraki has a confusing array of management options.

（B）Aruba offers cloud subscription-based licensing for all APs while Cisco Meraki requires a significant CAPEX expenditure.

（C）Aruba offers beamforming in APs to improve wireless coverage while Cisco Meraki Aps does not support any such feature.

（D）Aruba offers integration with an extensive ecosystem while Cisco Meraki offers little third-party integration.

（A）Aruba Beacons

（B）Aruba Asset Tags

（C）Aruba APs in Air Monitor (AM) mode

（D）Aruba APs in Spectrum Monitor (SM) mode

（A）Central supports integration with third-party backup solutions such as Veeam.

（B）Central can switch to a local management consoled if the connection to the cloud is lost.

（C）Central can be deployed as a primary appliance and standby appliance with no additional licensing costs.

（D）Central is automatically deployed as a clustered solution in the customer also has a Mobility Master (MM).