Drag and Drop Question A network administrator with existing IAP-315 access points is interested in Aruba Central and needs to know which license is required for specific features Please match the…

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Aruba Central Licensing for IAP-315 - Exam Explanation

Note: The question as provided omits the actual feature labels for positions 1–4. The explanation below covers the licensing framework and typical features that appear in this exam question format.

Aruba Central License Tiers (IAP-315 Context)

Aruba Central uses two license tiers for Instant APs:

Correct Arrangement & Reasoning

Position 1 → Foundation Basic device management and monitoring. Core visibility (client counts, connectivity status, firmware management) is covered by Foundation. No AI or application-layer intelligence required.

Position 2 → Foundation Configuration and zero-touch provisioning. Pushing WLAN configs, templates, and firmware updates are fundamental operations - Foundation handles these without needing the Advanced tier.

Position 3 → Advanced AI Insights / AI-powered analytics. Any feature involving anomaly detection, predictive RF optimization, or AI-generated recommendations requires the Advanced license.

Position 4 → Advanced AppRF / application visibility or WebCC. Classifying and reporting on application traffic (Layer 7 visibility) is an Advanced-only capability.

Common Misconceptions

• RAPIDS (Rogue AP Detection) - often mistaken for Advanced; basic rogue detection is Foundation, but advanced RAPIDS classification may require Advanced.
• RF Optimization - basic auto-RF is Foundation; AI-driven RF optimization is Advanced.
• Reporting - standard dashboards are Foundation; AI-generated insights are Advanced.

Key rule: If the feature description includes the words AI, application visibility, dynamic segmentation, or advanced analytics - it's Advanced. Everything operational/management is Foundation.

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