Which app must the office manager use on their phone to onboard new branch devices into Aruba Central?

Which app must the office manager use on their phone to onboard new branch devices into Aruba Central?

• A. Aruba Onboard App
• B. Aruba Central App
• C. Aruba CX Mobile App
• D. Aruba installer App

Answer: (D)

Onboarding new devices into Aruba Central is done through a mobile provisioning workflow that brings devices into your Central tenant with the correct site and policies. The installer app is the tool designed for field technicians to perform that onboarding and provisioning on-site. It guides the technician through associating devices with the right site, collecting device identifiers, and applying the appropriate enrollment tokens or profiles so the devices automatically enroll into Aruba Central and become manageable under the right account. This specialized workflow is why the installer app is the best choice for this task. The Aruba Central app is focused on managing devices once they are enrolled, not the initial onboarding process. The Aruba Onboard App exists as another onboarding option in some scenarios, but the installer app is the one aligned with field provisioning of new branch devices, which is why it’s the expected answer. The CX Mobile App targets Aruba CX switches specifically and isn’t the onboarding flow used for general branch devices.

Onboarding new devices into Aruba Central is done through a mobile provisioning workflow that brings devices into your Central tenant with the correct site and policies. The installer app is the tool designed for field technicians to perform that onboarding and provisioning on-site. It guides the technician through associating devices with the right site, collecting device identifiers, and applying the appropriate enrollment tokens or profiles so the devices automatically enroll into Aruba Central and become manageable under the right account. This specialized workflow is why the installer app is the best choice for this task.

The Aruba Central app is focused on managing devices once they are enrolled, not the initial onboarding process. The Aruba Onboard App exists as another onboarding option in some scenarios, but the installer app is the one aligned with field provisioning of new branch devices, which is why it’s the expected answer. The CX Mobile App targets Aruba CX switches specifically and isn’t the onboarding flow used for general branch devices.