Which two features in Aruba CX switches help in automating network-wide policy enforcement? (Select two)

Aruba Dynamic Segmentation centralizes and automates policy enforcement by integrating with Aruba ClearPass Policy Manager. This allows for user and device-based policies (roles, ACLs, QoS) to be defined once and then dynamically applied at the switch port as clients connect, regardless of their location. This automates policy enforcement on a per-connection basis. Aruba NetEdit is a network configuration and orchestration tool that automates the deployment of configurations, including security policies like ACLs, across multiple Aruba CX switches. It enables administrators to define, validate, and push consistent policies network-wide from a single interface, thereby automating large-scale policy enforcement and ensuring compliance.

A. Network Analytics Engine (NAE) is a framework for monitoring and troubleshooting network health and performance, not for deploying or enforcing network-wide access policies.
C. Virtual Switching Framework (VSF) is a stacking technology that allows multiple physical switches to be managed as a single logical device, simplifying local management but not automating network-wide policy.

1. Dynamic Segmentation: Aruba Dynamic Segmentation Solution Guide, Page 4, "Introduction". "Aruba Dynamic Segmentation automatically enforces consistent policies across wired, wireless and WAN networks, to keep traffic for any user or device separate and secure... Policies are centrally created in ClearPass Policy Manager..."

2. Aruba NetEdit: Aruba NetEdit Datasheet, Page 1, "Key Features". "Automated, network-wide configuration with intelligent validation for rapid, error-free deployments... It enables you to orchestrate configuration changes across multiple switches..."

3. Network Analytics Engine (NAE): ArubaOS-CX 10.11 Fundamentals Guide, Page 281, "Network Analytics Engine (NAE)". "The Aruba Network Analytics Engine (NAE) provides a framework for monitoring and troubleshooting the network. NAE enables operators to detect network problems in near real-time..."

4. Virtual Switching Framework (VSF): ArubaOS-CX 10.11 VSF Configuration Guide, Page 6, "VSF overview". "Virtual Switching Framework (VSF) technology virtualizes two or more physical devices into one virtual device called a VSF stack."