A. Assess how well the customer understands the wireless technologies currently in use.
B. Access an Aruba AP Web Ul and demonstrate configuring a wireless LAN (WLAN).
C. Point out the differences between HPE Aruba's, Cisco's, and Juniper's management approach one by one.
D. Ask about how much visibility the customer currently has into the network.
A. It uses a distributed analytics approach in which operators gain visibility into local issues.
B. It relies on expert IT admins who work in specialized teams to manage their segment of the Aruba network.
C. It simplifies management by taking a one-size-fits all approach in which most settings are non-customizable.
D. It applies machine learning to large data sets to identify issues and recommend fixes or optimizations automatically.
A. managing the network without having to install and maintain on-prem management tools
B. deploying the network and then letting it run without the need for further management and monitoring
C. managing each network silo with tools specialized for that silo's needs
D. eliminating the need for network admins and letting server admins maintain the network
A. Difficulties making employees understand that it is impossible to access applications securely from home.
B. Struggles in accommodating the shift of data away from the edge to the main corporate data center.
C. Struggles in optimizing overprovisioned networks for a lower-edge device load.
D. Difficulties providing secure, consistent connectivity for remote workers.
