What is a benefit that Aruba Mobility Master (MM) and an ArubaOS architecture bring to network management?

Question

Options

• AMM provides a centralized licensing repository and a single interface for configuring controllers.
• BMM offers a single management interface for configuring wireless devices and onboarding user
• CCustomers can obtain a flexible, cloud-based option for managing their controllers centrally.
• DAdmins can manage ArubaOS switches and ArubaOS controllers from the same management

• A
  2% (1)
• B
  6% (3)
• C
  10% (5)
• D
  82% (40)

Explanation

Option D is correct because ArubaOS is a unified operating system that runs on both Aruba switches and wireless controllers, and the Mobility Master architecture leverages this to provide a single pane of glass for managing both device types - a key architectural differentiator for Aruba.

Why the distractors are wrong:

• A is partially true (MM does centralize licensing), but the primary architectural benefit isn't licensing - it's unified management across device types, making this too narrow.
• B describes Aruba Central (the cloud management platform) more than MM; user onboarding is handled through ClearPass, not a core MM benefit.
• C describes Aruba Central specifically - a cloud-based SaaS offering - not the on-premises MM/ArubaOS architecture.

Memory tip: Think "MM = one OS, one interface." The key word in the question is architecture - ArubaOS being the same OS on switches and controllers is what makes unified management possible. If an answer mentions "cloud," it's describing Aruba Central, not MM.

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