Which device configuration group types can a user define in Aruba Central during group creation? (Select two.)

Aruba Central organizes device configuration and management through groups. When an administrator creates a new group, they must select one of two primary configuration methods. These are UI groups, where devices are configured using the graphical user interface, and Template groups, where devices are configured using text-based CLI templates. These two types provide flexibility, allowing for either simplified, wizard-driven configuration (UI) or advanced, scalable, script-based configuration (Template).

A. Security group: This term typically refers to policy enforcement or firewall rules, not a fundamental device configuration group type within Aruba Central's architecture.
C. Default group: The Default group is a system-generated group where all new, unassigned devices are initially placed. It is not a type that a user can select when creating a new group.
E. ESP group: Aruba ESP (Edge Services Platform) is the overall architecture brand. It is not a specific type of configuration group that can be created within Aruba Central.

1. Aruba Central User Guide: In the section on device management

the guide details the group creation process. It explicitly states

"When you create a group

you can configure devices in one of the following ways: Using the UI options... Using a configuration template..." This directly corresponds to UI groups and Template groups.

Reference: Aruba Central Help Portal

"Managing Groups" -> "Creating a Group".

2. Aruba Central Documentation - Groups: The official documentation on the "Groups" feature describes the fundamental purpose and types. It outlines that groups can be based on UI-driven configuration workflows or template-based configuration

confirming the two distinct types available for creation.

Reference: Aruba Central Help Center

"About Groups" section.

3. Aruba Central Managed Service Provider (MSP) User Guide: This guide

which details group management within an MSP context

also confirms the same two group types. It explains that when creating a new tenant group

the administrator must choose between UI-based or template-based configuration.

Reference: Aruba Central MSP User Guide

"Managing Groups" section.