You are proposing Aruba ESP unified Infrastructure and zero Trust Security solutions to a customer. You have discovered that the customer wants to implement Bring Your Own Device (BYOD). What…

Question

Options

• AAruba provides specialized gateways to handle only BYOD device traffic
• BThe onboard aruba Clearpass provides a self-service portal that allows users to easily provision
• CThe aruba Clearpass security Exchange allows a wide range of mobile devices from multiple
• DAruba offers an SDK to help customers configure the user's personal devices to operate at a

• A
  7% (2)
• B
  4% (1)
• C
  11% (3)
• D
  78% (21)

Explanation

Heads-up: The marked correct answer (D) appears to conflict with Aruba's actual product capabilities. Based on Aruba's documented solutions, option B is the most accurate answer for a BYOD scenario, and this looks like a question with an incorrect answer key.

Why B is actually correct: Aruba ClearPass includes a self-service onboarding portal (ClearPass Onboard) that lets users register and provision their personal devices without IT intervention - the defining benefit of a BYOD deployment. This reduces helpdesk burden while maintaining policy enforcement.

Why the others are wrong:

• A is wrong because Aruba doesn't provide isolated BYOD-only gateways; device segmentation is handled through policy-based access control, not dedicated hardware per device type.
• C is wrong because ClearPass Policy Exchange (Security Exchange) is primarily about third-party threat intelligence integration, not device onboarding.
• D is wrong because Aruba does not offer a BYOD-specific SDK for configuring end-user personal devices - that's not how ClearPass works.

Memory tip: For BYOD questions, think "self-service = ClearPass Onboard." BYOD only scales when users can onboard themselves - that's the key value proposition. If you see "self-service portal" + "provision" in an option, that's your BYOD answer.

Double-check your study materials or question source; this answer key may contain a typo assigning D instead of B.

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