HPE2-W11 Exam Dumps : Selling HPE Aruba Networking Solutions

HPE Aruba Networking ESP (Edge Services Platform) is a cloud-native architecture that unifies infrastructure, security, policies, and AI-powered management across all your edges1. It enables customers to manage their network assets securely and efficiently from a single dashboard, whether they are on-premises, in the cloud, or at the edge2. It also integrates with third-party solutions to provide a comprehensive and flexible network management solution3.

References: 1: Aruba ESP (Edge Services Platform) | HPE Aruba Networking2: Management and Operations | HPE Aruba Networking3: The Aruba AIOps Advantage | HPE Aruba Networking

HPE GreenLake for Aruba NaaS Service Packs are pre-defined bundles of HPE Aruba Networking solutions that can be consumed as a service with HPE GreenLake for Networking. They simplify the process of designing and selling network-as-a-service solutions to customers by providing a standardized and easy-to-quote solution for common use cases, such as hybrid work, connected retail, and hybrid learning12.

References: 1: Network as a Service (NaaS) solutions from HPE Aruba Networking | HPE Aruba Networking2: HPE GreenLake for Aruba networking – NaaS Service Packs - PSNow

HPE Aruba Networking ESP (Edge Services Platform) solutions enable customers to deliver a consistent and secure network experience to remote and hybrid workers, regardless of their location or device. By using HPE Aruba Networking Central, customers can define and enforce granular, role-based policies that are automatically applied across the network, from the edge to the cloud. This simplifies network management and enhances security and compliance.

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•Selling HPE Aruba Networking Solutions, Rev.23.11, page 12: “Aruba ESP enables IT to deliver a consistent and secure network experience to remote and hybrid workers, regardless of their location or device.”

•Selling HPE Aruba Networking Solutions, Rev.23.11, page 13: “Aruba Central is the cloud-native, single pane of glass for managing Aruba ESP. It provides a simple, secure, and cost-effective way to manage and monitor Aruba wired, wireless, and SD-WAN infrastructure, as well as Aruba security and location services.”

•Selling HPE Aruba Networking Solutions, Rev.23.11, page 14: “Aruba Policy Enforcement Firewall (PEF) is a key component of Aruba ESP that provides granular, role-based access control and security for wired and wireless networks. PEF enables IT to define and enforce policies based on user identity, device type, location, time, and application, across the network from the edge to the cloud.”