You are consolidating LAN and WLAN administration into one platform. Which HPE Aruba Networking Central capability will achieve the goal to manage all domains from a unified interface?
A.
Controller-centric views per feature with local-only access
B.
Single pane of glass for Access Points, Switches, and Gateways
C.
Inventory-only view with no configuration workflow management
Central brings network-device inventory, site topology, client experience, application visibility, firmware compliance and configuration profiles into a common operational context. Administrators can traverse from a site-level alarm to a specific access switch, AP or gateway and then launch troubleshooting workflows. The practical advantage is correlated evidence and consistent role-based workflows, not the elimination of device operating-system differences. Group and site policy must still respect device function, software release and licensed capabilities.
A controller-only interface contradicts the multi-domain requirement; inventory-only monitoring omits configuration and policy workflows. Central provides shared operational context for switches, APs, and gateways, while retaining device-specific functions.
Official HPE references | Planets in Global Monitoring Page • Device Health Card | Study-guide topic: Network Management with HPE Aruba Networking Central
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