A.enhanced user experience in dense environments

B.better load balancing and availability for controllers

C.simpler troubleshooting with AP and client tracking

D.better security through matching policies on wireless and wired

A.Do you use a SIEM today, and is it satisfying your needs for scalability and attack detection?

B.Have you considered using MPLS to reduce costs?

C.Which branches experience the smallest and highest traffic loads?

D.How do you access cloud services, and what issues are you seeing with your current router?

A.A traditional branch architecture unifies security policies centrally, which frustrates local IT staff what do not understand the policies.

B.Traditional branches do not have enough separate hardware devices for customers to meet performance requirements.

C.In a traditional architecture, all branch traffic has to be routed through the datacenter to get the Internet or the cloud.

D.A traditional branch architecture does not support a WAN established over MPLS, which is the most cost-effective choice for most customers.

A.Remote APs

B.Controlled APs

C.BLE beacons

D.Instant APs

A.It protects the customer network by providing machine-learning based insights into intrusion and phishing attempts.

B.It reduces time to resolve performance issues with data-driven and machine-learning based insights into the issues.

C.It helps the customer pass regulatory audits by providing maps of network infrastructure connections and dependencies.

D.It deepens the company's relationship with customers by providing location-based services and insights into user location.