Product Knowledge Flashcards
7 cards from real ACA practice questions. Tap to flip, then mark Knew It or Still Learning — missed cards come back until you master them.
Read the first 7 Product Knowledge flashcards as text
In Aruba's product portfolio, what does 'HPE Aruba Networking' refer to?
Answer: The rebranded Aruba product line under HPE ownership
Following Hewlett Packard Enterprise's acquisition of Aruba Networks in 2015, the combined portfolio is marketed as 'HPE Aruba Networking,' encompassing both Aruba wireless and HPE switching products.
Aruba's SD-Branch solution combines which capabilities into a single platform?
Answer: SD-WAN, security, and wired/wireless LAN in a unified branch solution
Aruba SD-Branch integrates SD-WAN, security (firewall, IDS/IPS), wired switching, and wireless LAN management into a single unified branch networking solution.
What is the role of Aruba Activate in the product ecosystem?
Answer: It automates zero-touch provisioning for Aruba devices
Aruba Activate is a cloud-based provisioning service that enables zero-touch provisioning, automatically configuring Aruba devices when they connect to the network for the first time.
Which Aruba switch series is specifically optimized for the access layer in campus environments with PoE+ support?
Answer: Aruba 2930F/M series
The Aruba 2930F and 2930M series are access-layer switches designed for campus deployments, featuring PoE+ ports to power wireless APs, IP phones, and IoT devices.
Aruba's User and Entity Behavior Analytics (UEBA) is delivered through which platform?
Answer: Aruba IntroSpect
Aruba IntroSpect is the UEBA solution that uses machine learning to detect anomalous user and device behavior, identifying potential insider threats and compromised accounts.
The Aruba 8400 switch series is designed primarily for which network layer?
Answer: Core and aggregation layer in large campus networks
The Aruba 8400 is a modular core/aggregation switch designed for large campus networks, offering high throughput, redundancy, and carrier-grade reliability.
What distinguishes Aruba Instant On from standard Aruba Instant (IAP) products?
Answer: Instant On is designed for small business while IAP targets enterprise deployments
Aruba Instant On is a simplified networking solution targeted at small and medium businesses with easy setup, while Aruba Instant (IAP) is the enterprise-grade controller-less solution with advanced features.