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HPE2-W07 · Question #139

Which two key opportunities does Aruba recommend that you pursue to sell Aruba Unified Infrastructure in the campus?

The correct answer is A. 25GDE campus edge upgrades and 100GbE core upgrades. Option A is correct because Aruba specifically identifies 25GbE campus edge upgrades and 100GbE core upgrades as the two primary sales opportunities for Aruba Unified Infrastructure in campus environments - these represent the natural refresh cycles where customers are…

Question

Which two key opportunities does Aruba recommend that you pursue to sell Aruba Unified Infrastructure in the campus?

Options

  • A25GDE campus edge upgrades and 100GbE core upgrades
  • BWI-FI 6 upgrades and transitions to Aruba ESP (Edge Services Platform)
  • CSecurity overhauls and software-defined networking (SON) deployments
  • DFirewall integrations and OWE deployments

How the community answered

(54 responses)
  • A
    78% (42)
  • B
    6% (3)
  • C
    4% (2)
  • D
    13% (7)

Explanation

Option A is correct because Aruba specifically identifies 25GbE campus edge upgrades and 100GbE core upgrades as the two primary sales opportunities for Aruba Unified Infrastructure in campus environments - these represent the natural refresh cycles where customers are modernizing wired switching infrastructure to support higher-density Wi-Fi, IoT, and video workloads.

Why the distractors are wrong:

  • B (Wi-Fi 6 + Aruba ESP) - While both are real Aruba products and legitimate conversations, this answer describes platform/technology talking points rather than the specific wired infrastructure upgrade opportunities Aruba targets in the campus sales motion.
  • C (Security overhauls + SDN deployments) - These are general networking trends, not Aruba's defined campus infrastructure opportunity framework. SDN is more of a data center/WAN discussion.
  • D (Firewall integrations + OWE) - OWE (Opportunistic Wireless Encryption) is a niche Wi-Fi security feature, and firewall integration is a security/perimeter topic - neither maps to Aruba's campus unified infrastructure pitch.

Memory tip: Think "25 and 100 - edge and core, that's the score." The numbers 25GbE (edge) and 100GbE (core) represent the two tiers of the campus network where Aruba drives Unified Infrastructure upgrades - just remember the speed tiers match the network tiers.

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