HPE2-W07 Exam Dumps - Selling Aruba Products and Solutions

Aruba MM enables Aruba AirMatch, which better optimizes RF in dense environments than simple Adaptive Radio Management (ARM)12. AirMatch is a feature that uses cloud-based algorithms and machine learning to dynamically optimize radio frequency (RF) settings such as channel, power, and band steering for all access points in a network12. AirMatch can also coordinate RF optimization across multiple controllers and Mobility Masters1.

Aruba Central offers APIs and an SDK that lets customers integrate many existing tools with Central1. Aruba ESP (Edge Services Platform) is a cloud-native platform that enables customers to automate, unify, and secure the edge using AI-powered insights2. Aruba Central is part of Aruba ESP and provides cloud-based management for wired, wireless, SD-WAN, and security across campus, branch, remote, and data center locations3.

RFProtect is an Aruba security feature that you should discuss with a customer who is concerned about rogue Aps and wireless denial of service (DoS) attacks2. RFProtect is a feature that provides wireless intrusion protection system (WIPS) capabilities to detect and prevent unauthorized access points, clients, ad-hoc networks, spoofing attacks, interference sources, etc., from compromising the wireless network2. It also provides spectrum analysis tools to monitor and troubleshoot RF issues.

• Aruba offers switches that work well on campus and in the datacenter, while Arista is more focused on large datacenters and cloud providers12. Aruba switches provide a consistent operating system, management platform, and feature set across both environments, simplifying operations and reducing costs2.
• Aruba offers several switch families, each specialized for a different purpose, such as core, aggregation, access, or spine-leaf2. Arista only offers one switch line that is mainly designed for spine-leaf architectures in large datacenters13. Aruba switches can provide more flexibility and scalability for customers who have diverse needs and use cases2.
• Aruba can provide this customer with simple unified solutions across the campus and datacenter that leverage cloud-native micro-services architecture, automation, analytics, and security2. Arista focuses more on the needs of large datacenters that require high performance and low latency but may not offer the same level of simplicity and integration as Aruba13.