HPE2-W02 Sample Questions & Answers

Aruba offers cloud subscription-based licensing for all APs while Cisco Meraki requires a significant CAPEX expenditure.

Aruba offers beamforming in APs to improve wireless coverage while Cisco Meraki Aps does not support any such feature.

Aruba offers integration with an extensive ecosystem while Cisco Meraki offers little third-party integration.

Aruba offers one simple choice for management while Cisco Meraki has a confusing array of management options.

The same Aruba APs can be deployed in controllerless Instant mode and then later changed to controlled mode.

Aruba offers a buy-back program for controllerless Instant APs, making it cost effective to later deploy controlled APs.

There is no difference in features and capabilities between a controllerless and controller-based Aruba solution.

Aruba uses a cloud subscription-based licensing model for controllerless APs, and these licenses can be upgraded to controller licenses.

Gartner awarded Aruba the number two spot in five out of six use cases in its 2018 Critical Capabilities for Wired and Wireless LAN Access Infrastructure report.

Industry analyst CRN recognizes Aruba primarily for its wireless expertise.

Industry analysts have praised Aruba for its multiple wired and wireless architectures.

Gartner has given Aruba the title of market leader in the wireless or wired and wireless LAN Access Magic Quadrant for more than 12 years in a row.

Schools are not deploying enough wired and wireless IoT devices for the digital learning environments to succeed.

Schools often have too large of an IT department, which can result in a network that is too mismanaged and siloed to meet performance requirements.

Schools lack the budget to obtain a reliable wired and wireless network that can handle the increase in devices and connectivity needs.

Schools have focused primarily on cloud solutions for the past decade, so switching back to an onprem infrastructure seems daunting.

It focuses on meeting business initiatives by improving performance, reliability, and secure network access.

It relies on on-prem management exclusively so customers can avoid the security vulnerabilities of cloud.

It relies on traditional tools that most IT admins are familiar with, such as the CLI, SNMP, and logs.

It focuses on break-fix tools, so that IT spends its time keeping the lights on.

Airports are known for being a hassle, but we want to change this. We would like to give travelers a way to find parking, navigate to their gate on a map, and find deals.

We want to use technology to accelerate student learning, but to achieve this we need a network that gives priority handling to collaboration and multi-media apps.

We are a fast paced game design company, but developers have been complaining about unresponsive applications, and we think that a slow network is to blame.

Our business is ever-expanding and we have added so many new mobile devices and so much wireless equipment that our admins cannot keep track of them. We need a way to simplify management.