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HPE7-A02 · Question #102

A remote worker needs secure access to the corporate network from an untrusted public Wi-Fi connection. Which Aruba solution should be used?

The correct answer is B. Aruba VIA (Virtual Intranet Access). Aruba VIA (Virtual Intranet Access) is a client-based VPN solution designed specifically for remote workers who need encrypted, authenticated access to corporate resources over untrusted networks like public Wi-Fi - it creates a secure tunnel between the endpoint and the…

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Question

A remote worker needs secure access to the corporate network from an untrusted public Wi-Fi connection. Which Aruba solution should be used?

Options

  • AAruba Smart Rate
  • BAruba VIA (Virtual Intranet Access)
  • CAruba VLAN Trunking
  • DAruba NetEdit

How the community answered

(48 responses)
  • A
    4% (2)
  • B
    88% (42)
  • C
    2% (1)
  • D
    6% (3)

Explanation

Aruba VIA (Virtual Intranet Access) is a client-based VPN solution designed specifically for remote workers who need encrypted, authenticated access to corporate resources over untrusted networks like public Wi-Fi - it creates a secure tunnel between the endpoint and the corporate network, protecting data in transit.

The distractors are all unrelated technologies: Smart Rate is a multi-gigabit Ethernet port speed technology for wired access switches, not a remote access tool. VLAN Trunking is a Layer 2 technique for carrying multiple VLANs over a single link within a network infrastructure - it has nothing to do with remote user access. NetEdit is a network configuration and change management tool for automating switch provisioning, not a VPN or remote access solution.

Memory tip: Think of VIA as "Virtual In Access" - it's the virtual doorway into the corporate network. If the scenario involves a remote user on an untrusted connection, the answer will always be a VPN-type client solution like VIA, not a switching/infrastructure technology.

Topics

#Aruba VIA#remote access VPN#untrusted network#secure connectivity

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