How does Aruba recommend that companies overcome network management challenges?

Question

Options

• ACompanies should use cloud management to obtain greater visibility and control over the complete
• BCompanies should eliminate factors that are causing management issues, such as loT devices
• CCompanies should create many small teams that manage each segment of the network
• DCompanies should invest more resources in a distributed IT staff, with members at each branch

• A
  3% (1)
• B
  9% (3)
• C
  82% (27)
• D
  6% (2)

Explanation

There may be an error in the provided answer key. Based on Aruba's actual recommendations and certification materials, Option A is the correct answer, not C.

Why A is correct: Aruba consistently recommends cloud-based management (via Aruba Central) as the solution to network management challenges. Cloud management gives IT teams a single pane of glass - unified visibility and control across wired, wireless, and WAN infrastructure regardless of location, which directly addresses scalability and complexity issues.

Why the distractors are wrong:

• B is wrong because Aruba recommends managing IoT devices securely (e.g., with policy enforcement), not eliminating them - IoT is a business reality.
• C is wrong because fragmenting management into many small teams increases complexity and reduces consistency; this is the opposite of Aruba's centralization approach.
• D is wrong because distributing IT staff across branches is expensive and still doesn't solve the underlying management fragmentation problem.

Memory tip: Aruba = "A" for centralized, cloud-based management. Think Aruba → A (cloud management). When in doubt on Aruba questions about solving management challenges, the answer almost always points toward centralization and visibility, not division of staff or teams.

Note: Double-check your source material - if this question came from an official Aruba study guide, the listed answer of C may be a typo or error.

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