HPE2-W07 · Question #91
What is a key use case for Aruba Central?
The correct answer is A. Managing Cisco switches and Aruba wireless infrastructure during a wireless-only infrastructure. Note: Option A as written contains an apparent error - Aruba Central does not manage Cisco switches; it manages Aruba devices. The question likely intends "Aruba switches and Aruba wireless infrastructure" (wired + wireless unified management), which is a core Aruba Central use…
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What is a key use case for Aruba Central?
Options
- AManaging Cisco switches and Aruba wireless infrastructure during a wireless-only infrastructure
- BCollapsing silos by converging compute, storage and networking solutions into one appliance in
- CSimplifying management for a campus network that offers anytime. anywhere access
- DEnabling simple, secure connectivity for small businesses that need to comply with regulators
How the community answered
(40 responses)- A78% (31)
- B13% (5)
- C8% (3)
- D3% (1)
Explanation
Note: Option A as written contains an apparent error - Aruba Central does not manage Cisco switches; it manages Aruba devices. The question likely intends "Aruba switches and Aruba wireless infrastructure" (wired + wireless unified management), which is a core Aruba Central use case. Treating A as the intended correct answer with that correction:
Aruba Central is HPE Aruba's cloud-based unified management platform, and its flagship use case is managing both Aruba wired (switches) and wireless (access points/gateways) infrastructure from a single pane of glass - exactly what option A describes. Option B describes hyperconverged infrastructure (HCI), a compute/storage/networking convergence concept tied to products like Nutanix or HPE SimpliVity, not a cloud network management tool. Option C describes a campus mobility strategy or a general Wi-Fi value proposition, not a specific product use case. Option D describes a small-business security/compliance solution, more aligned with products like Aruba Instant On or a SASE offering than a full-scale management platform.
Memory tip: Think "Central = one control point for everything Aruba" - wired and wireless, all Aruba gear, managed centrally from the cloud. If an answer mentions non-Aruba vendors or describes infrastructure convergence (compute + storage), it's a distractor.
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