A college campus needs seamless roaming so that students and faculty receive the best coverage possible as they move from building to building. Which feature of Aruba Mobility Master should you…

Question

Options

• AAdaptive Radio Management (ARM)
• BController Clustering
• CAutomatic User Load Balancing
• DMultiZone

• A
  9% (2)
• B
  14% (3)
• C
  5% (1)
• D
  73% (16)

Explanation

MultiZone enables seamless roaming by allowing APs to simultaneously connect to multiple Mobility Controllers across different zones - so as students move between buildings, their devices maintain connectivity without disruption because the AP itself bridges the coverage domains.

• A (ARM) is wrong because Adaptive Radio Management optimizes RF performance (channel selection, power levels) - it improves signal quality, not cross-building session continuity.
• B (Controller Clustering) groups controllers for redundancy and scalability, but doesn't specifically solve the multi-building roaming handoff problem.
• C (Automatic User Load Balancing) distributes clients across APs to prevent overcrowding - a capacity feature, not a roaming feature.

Memory tip: Think "MultiZone = multiple buildings, one experience" - the word zone maps directly to campus zones (buildings), and Multi signals that it bridges across them seamlessly.

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