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

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

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.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.

A.The SaaS solution requires that the software be deployed in the cloud.

B.With the SaaS solution, Aruba handles all deployment and maintenance for network infrastructure devices.

C.With the SaaS solution. Aruba handles maintaining and updating the software.

D.The SaaS solution provides a pay-per-use model for the customer's network infrastructure devices.

A.For use by enterprises who need to use Aruba Central as pan of their SO-WAN solution

B.For use by customers who want to extend the benefits of AlOps to their data center

C.For use by partners selling Aruba Networking as a Service (NaaS) under their own brand

D.For use by smaller companies who do not need all of the Aruba Central features available in the normal mode

A.how IT prioritizes unified management and integrating wired and wireless access

B.how concerned the customer is about ensuring that only authorized employees can access the wireless network

C.how much time IT staff members spend performing basic troubleshooting and whether this interferes with their ability to innovate

D.how the company is seeking to improve customer satisfaction scores and the role of mobile apps in their strategy.

A.It enables the company to use a mix of MPLS. Internet, and LIE uplinks to connect branches to the data center.

B.It increases specialization for branch equipment, so that a single appliance is no longer expected to handle security and connectivity.

C.It replaces expensive appliances for providing WAN uplinks win WAN software that runs on Aruba CX switches.

D.It requires all traffic to pass through security appliances in the data center before exiting to the Internet.