A.The customer needs static routing at the access layer, and the Aruba 2540 does not support any routing.

B.The customer needs Power over Ethernet (PoE+), and the Aruba 2540 does not support this feature.

C.The customer wants Smart Rate Ports, and the Aruba 2930F offers this feature.

D.The customer prioritizes scalability, and the Aruba 2930F supports Virtual Switching Framework (VSF).

A.The customer needs Power over Ethernet (PoE+), and the Aruba 2540 does not support this feature.

B.The customer prioritizes scalability, and the Aruba 2930F supports Virtual Switching Framework (VSF).

C.The customer needs static routing at the access layer, and the Aruba 2540 does not support any routing.

D.The customer wants Smart Rate Ports, and the Aruba 2930F offers this feature.

A.Aruba MM adds built in network access control with micro-policies that enhance both security and user experience.

B.Aruba mobile engagement and location-based services are powered by the software platform and app dev kit in MM.

C.Aruba MM enables Aruba AirMatch, which better optimizes RF in dense environments than simple Adaptive Radio management (ARM).

D.Aruba Connectivity Health, which is embedded in MM, helps admins detect network issues before they cause problems.

A.Aruba APs in Spectrum Monitor (SM) mode

B.Aruba APs in Air Monitor (AM) mode

C.Aruba Asset Tags

D.Aruba Beacons

A.better load balancing and availability for controllers

B.enhanced user experience in dense environments

C.simpler troubleshooting with AP and client tracking

D.better security through matching policies on wireless and wired