A customer has mentioned how long it takes IT staff to deploy new network devices. What should you explain about Aruba ESP (Edge Services Platform) Unified Infrastructure to address this concern?

Question

Options

• AAruba integrates with Microsoft Active Directory, so Aruba APs and switches are automatically
• BAruba ClearPass provides a centralized dashboard for quickly discovering Aruba APs and
• CAruba Al insight is a feature that automates the discovery and provisioning of Aruba APs and
• DAruba Zero Touch Provisioning (ZTP) lots non-exports connect Aruba AP& and switches. which

• A
  3% (1)
• B
  13% (5)
• C
  5% (2)
• D
  79% (31)

Explanation

Option D is correct because Aruba Zero Touch Provisioning (ZTP) directly solves the deployment time problem - IT staff simply plug in Aruba APs and switches, and the devices automatically download their configuration from the cloud. No manual, device-by-device configuration is needed, meaning even non-technical staff can physically install hardware while the system handles setup automatically.

Option A is wrong because Active Directory integration relates to user authentication and identity management, not to speeding up device deployment.

Option B is wrong because ClearPass is a Network Access Control (NAC) solution focused on policy enforcement and access management - not automated device provisioning or reducing deployment effort.

Option C is wrong because Aruba AI Insights (AIOps) is an analytics and troubleshooting tool that surfaces performance insights and anomalies - it doesn't automate the provisioning of new devices.

Memory tip: Think of ZTP as "plug it in and walk away" - the Zero in Zero Touch means zero hands-on configuration by IT staff after physical installation. If an exam question mentions reducing deployment time or IT labor for new devices, ZTP is almost always the target answer.

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