Ch7: Central for Device Management

Question 1

Choose the statements below that accurately describe Aruba Central device onboarding. (Select three.)

A. Zero touch provisioning (ZTP) is an onboarding method that relies on the cloud-based Aruba Activate service.
B. Manually adding devices to Aruba Central is often considered the easiest method, because it does not rely on other services.
C. You first onboard devices to HPE GreenLake, and then assign them to the Aruba Central app.
D. Before a customer can configure and monitor devices in Aruba Central, those devices must be onboarded.

Question 2

Your manager asks you about Aruba Central licensing. Which of the options below would help your manager understand this aspect of your deployment? (Select five.)

A. Foundation keys are available for gateways, APs, and switches.
B. Licenses are available in 2-year increments.
C. You need one license per managed device.
D. You can purchase additional Advanced licenses to add functionality and features.
E. You must add subscription keys to Aruba Central, and then assign them to network devices.
F. The auto-subscribe feature allows you to assign licenses to all new devices automatically.

Question 3

Which of the options below offer true comparisons of Aruba Central Groups vs Aruba Central Sites? (Select three.)

A. Both can help ease monitor, filter, and report functions.
B. Devices can only belong to one site, but can belong to multiple groups.
C. Groups come in two types: a UI group and a template group.
D. Only groups include a device persona, which represents the device’s role in the network.

Question 4

Match the task involved in group management with the order in which you should perform that task (Step 1, Step 2, and Step 3).
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A. Define the group persona.
B. Create the group.
C. Add devices to the group.

Question 5

T/F: Labels help you filter devices for Aruba Central monitor, manage, and report purposes. You can assign multiple labels to a single device.