ACMA Mobility Architecture & Infrastructure

Question 1

What is the purpose of mobility architecture in a wireless network?

Accepted Answer

To provide seamless connectivity and roaming across access points

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To limit the number of devices connected to the network

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To reduce the overall number of access points in the network

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To focus solely on wired connections

Question 2

What is the function of the mobility controller in Aruba's wireless architecture?

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To manage traffic, configuration, and security for the wireless network

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To connect clients to the internet

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To manage wired network connections

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To monitor the bandwidth usage of users

Question 3

Why is the use of multiple access points necessary in large wireless networks?

Accepted Answer

To extend coverage and manage traffic in large areas with seamless roaming

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To reduce the number of connected devices per access point

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To eliminate the need for a wired network connection

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To increase the signal strength of the network

Question 4

What is the role of Aruba's Instant Access Points (IAPs) in a wireless network?

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To act as standalone units for rapid network deployment without needing a mobility controller

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To provide centralized control of all access points in the network

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To only connect wired devices to the network

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To increase the number of clients connected to each access point

Question 5

What is the significance of the Aruba Mobility Master in large-scale deployments?

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To centrally manage configuration, monitoring, and policy enforcement across large deployments

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To monitor the usage of network cables in the deployment

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To provide individual control for each access point

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To limit the number of access points in the network

Question 6

What role does a Virtual Controller play in Aruba’s wireless network?

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It enables multiple access points to function as a unified system for easier management and load balancing

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It manages wired network devices

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It limits the number of wireless devices connected to the network

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It replaces the need for wireless controllers in the network

Question 7

How does Aruba's AirWave solution contribute to network management?

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It provides centralized monitoring, management, and troubleshooting for Aruba networks

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It serves as a security appliance for wireless networks

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It replaces all hardware components of the network

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It reduces the number of devices connected to the network

Question 8

What is the function of Aruba's ClearPass solution?

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To enforce security policies and manage user access to the network

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To monitor network bandwidth usage

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To increase the number of connected devices in the network

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To focus solely on network performance and speed

Question 9

How does Aruba’s wireless architecture enhance scalability in large deployments?

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By enabling the easy addition of devices and centralized management, enhancing scalability

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By limiting the number of devices connected to the network

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By providing limited coverage across large areas

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By reducing the network’s overall bandwidth