A.Customers lack options for firewalls, intrusion detection systems (IDS), and intrusion protection systems (IPS).

B.Industry analysts are de-emphasizing perimeter security, but perimeter security remains the most important aspect of security.

C.Laptops are making up a higher proportion of connected devices than ever, and laptop security is weak.

D.Customers are connecting more loT devices to their network, and the devices quKkly come under attack.

A.It helps to reduce downtime for a network core of ArubaOS switches, while also providing a simple architecture.

B.It enables companies to apply consistent policies on wireless users and wired users connected to ArubaOS switches.

C.It enables companies to extend services consistently across sites through the use of VPN tunnels between ArubaOS switches.

D.It helps to optimize ArubaOS switches to connect to servers in a highly virtualized data center environment.

A.Change the Apps' mode to Campus mode. upgrade to campus software and thon add the gateways

B.Replace the existing APs will) now Campus APs, and then add the gateways.

C.Add the gateways, there is no need to change the existing APs' mode, and the gateway can be managed by Aruba Central

D.Add the gateways, use thorn to control the existing APs. and use the gateways' Ul to manage the network.

A.It requires all traffic to pass through security appliances in the data center before exiting to the Internet.

B.It enables the company to use a mix of MPLS. Internet, and LIE uplinks to connect branches to the data center.

C.It increases specialization for branch equipment, so that a single appliance is no longer expected to handle security and connectivity.

D.It replaces expensive appliances for providing WAN uplinks win WAN software that runs on Aruba CX switches.

A.Aruba Central software uses a perpetual licensing model. while Cisco uses a confusing, subscription-based licensing model

B.Aruba Central offers built-in authentication and policy enforcement, and granular visibility, while Cisco has separate solutions for these features.

C.Aruba Central provides single-pane-of-glass management for the complete network. while Cisco offers many different product lines with different management tools

D.Aruba Central avoids integration with third-party tools, while Cisco relies heavily on third-party integration to expand its features.