AppRF 2.0 allows you to:

Question

Options

• Aconfigure ACL and bandwidth control for applications
• Bclassify web content based on reputation
• Ccustomize application signatures
• Dmonitor applications and radio frequencies

• A
  2% (1)
• B
  94% (62)
• C
  2% (1)
• D
  3% (2)

Explanation

AppRF 2.0 is Aruba's application visibility feature, and version 2.0 specifically introduced web content classification based on URL reputation and category (option B) - this is the defining upgrade from AppRF 1.0, enabling policy enforcement against websites deemed malicious or inappropriate by reputation score.

Option A (ACL and bandwidth control) describes capabilities present in AppRF 1.0 and Aruba's general firewall/QoS policies - not specific to the 2.0 version. Option C (custom application signatures) is not a function of AppRF; signature customization belongs to tools like Aruba's DPI engine configuration, not AppRF itself. Option D is a common trap: despite the "RF" in the name, AppRF has nothing to do with radio frequencies - "RF" is simply branding, and the feature is purely about application-layer traffic.

Memory tip: Think "AppRF 2.0 = Web Reputation" - the "2" bumped it up from app awareness to web reputation classification, which is a security/content filtering function.

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