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A. Which technologies do you currently use to track wireless and wired traffic flow?

B. Can you give me an idea of how many access points (APs) you will need and where they will be deployed?

C. How do you provide secure network access for mobile devices and protect sensitive business data?

D. Are you interested in getting certified on software-defined networking?

A. Traditional data centers are unable to meet growing business demands due to being overly complicated, inflexible, and fragile.

B. Traditional data centers cause difficulties for management and configuration teams due to compute and storage resources being pooled together.

C. Traditional data centers are well-designed to handle traffic flow for modern applications, which typically follow a north-to-south (client-to-server) direction.

D. Traditional data centers make it easier for IT to manage the network due to network services being divided into three organized tiers.

A. HP 5400R zl switches support virtualized service modules, which can host a variety of third-party security solutions at no additional cost.

B. HP Multi Service Mobility (MSM) APs support 802.11ac encryption techniques to secure VPN traffic into the wireless environment.

C. HP Multi Service Routers (MSRs) support HP Auto Discovery VPN (ADPVN) to simplify the establishment of these tunnels.

D. HP 2920 Series switches support accelerated encryption to enhance VPN security from end-to-end.

A. HP has embraced open-standard SDN and has taken its SDN project further than the competition.

B. HP has taken a cautious approach toward SDN to protect customer legacy investments.

C. HP has developed SDN in-house and is making its proprietary technology available to customers.

D. HP has recognized that SDN will become less important as cloud solutions become more common.

A. IT needs to allow network access for personal devices without authentication.

B. IT must find new ways to inventory and manage corporate-owned devices while ignoring personally-owned devices.

C. IT must find a balance between protecting company data and allowing users to remain productive on any device.

D. IT needs separate management tools to manage corporate and non-corporate devices.