HPE2-W07 · Question #147
Which ArubaOS 8 feature can customers use to contain rogue access points?
The correct answer is B. Adaptive Radio Management (ARM). Adaptive Radio Management (ARM) includes a rogue AP containment feature that actively sends deauthentication frames to clients attempting to associate with unauthorized access points, effectively isolating rogue APs from the network. ARM is Aruba's comprehensive RF management…
Question
Which ArubaOS 8 feature can customers use to contain rogue access points?
Options
- AEven ChannelAssignment
- BAdaptive Radio Management (ARM)
- CAirMatch
- DClientMatch
How the community answered
(45 responses)- A16% (7)
- B76% (34)
- C2% (1)
- D7% (3)
Explanation
Adaptive Radio Management (ARM) includes a rogue AP containment feature that actively sends deauthentication frames to clients attempting to associate with unauthorized access points, effectively isolating rogue APs from the network. ARM is Aruba's comprehensive RF management system, and rogue containment is one of its security enforcement capabilities alongside channel/power optimization.
Why the distractors are wrong:
- A. Even ChannelAssignment - not a real ArubaOS feature; channel assignment is handled by ARM or AirMatch, not a standalone "Even" variant.
- C. AirMatch - AirMatch is ArubaOS 8's replacement for ARM's channel/power optimization functions, focused purely on RF planning and performance, not security or containment.
- D. ClientMatch - ClientMatch handles client steering and load balancing between APs to improve client experience, not rogue AP detection or containment.
Memory tip: Think "ARM = Armed response" - ARM is the feature that actively fights back against rogue APs. AirMatch matches clients to good RF environments (performance), and ClientMatch matches clients to the best AP (load balancing). Security/containment = ARM.
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