Discuss RUCKUS RCWA Exam Topic 2 Question 13

A customer hosts all their business applications in AWS Cloud. They have 3,000 employees across multiple physical locations and wish to centrally manage the wireless and wired network.

Which three customer requirements are met by vSZ-E? (Choose three.)

ASupports multi-tenancy

BMeets the required scalability

CProvides centralized management

DSupports Cloud-hosted deployment

ESupports Administrative Domains for each site

FAllows user traffic tunneling back to AWS

Suggested Answer: B, C, D

The virtual SmartZone Essentials (vSZ-E) controller provides centralized management for up to 10,000 APs and 1,000 switches, making it ideal for large distributed enterprises that prefer self-hosted or cloud-based control.

According to RUCKUS One Online Help -- SmartZone Essentials Overview, vSZ-E offers:

(B) Scalability to meet medium-to-large enterprise requirements (well above 3,000 employees).

(D) Cloud-hosted deployment capability, including operation in environments such as AWS, Azure, or VMware.

Unlike vSZ-H, vSZ-E does not support multi-tenancy or Partner/Administrative Domains, and it does not natively tunnel user data back to the cloud; data is locally bridged unless configured via GRE or VPN.

RUCKUS One Online Help -- vSZ-E Feature Overview and Scalability Guidelines

RUCKUS Analytics 3.5 User Guide -- Controller and Deployment Architecture Monitoring

RUCKUS AI Documentation -- vSZ-E Cloud Integration and Deployment Models

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24 comments · newest first

Luis 2 days ago

C is definitely a must. Without centralized management, it's chaos.

Graham 7 days ago

I agree, but I also see B as crucial for scalability.

Veronika 12 days ago

I think C, A, and D are the best choices. Centralized management is key.

Detra 17 days ago

F seems less likely. Tunneling back to AWS isn't a primary need.

Matthew 23 days ago

E is a good choice. Administrative Domains can help organize sites.

Silva 28 days ago

I feel D is relevant. Cloud-hosted deployment fits their AWS setup.

Reiko 1 month ago

A could be right too. Multi-tenancy helps manage resources efficiently.

Jeannine 1 month ago

Yes, B is important. They need to grow without issues.

Chantell 1 month ago

B is also crucial. Scalability is a must for 3,000 employees.

Terrilyn 2 months ago

Agreed! C makes sense. It simplifies control for all locations.

Emelda 2 months ago

I think C is definitely one of the answers. Centralized management is key.

Joseph 2 months ago

E) Supports Administrative Domains sounds useful, but is it really necessary?

Eden 2 months ago

D) Supports Cloud-hosted deployment is definitely a requirement.

Twila 2 months ago

Wait, does it really support multi-tenancy? That’s impressive!

Glennis 2 months ago

Totally agree, B) Meets the required scalability too!

Irma 3 months ago

C) Provides centralized management is a must!

Tegan 3 months ago

I think it also supports Administrative Domains for each site, but I need to double-check if that's one of the requirements.

Gennie 3 months ago

I feel like it supports cloud-hosted deployment, but I can't recall if it specifically allows user traffic tunneling back to AWS.

Veronika 3 months ago

I remember practicing a question similar to this, and scalability was a key feature mentioned for vSZ-E.

Lucy 3 months ago

I think vSZ-E definitely provides centralized management, but I'm not sure about the multi-tenancy aspect.

Sanjuana 4 months ago

I practiced a similar question, and I think centralized management and scalability are key, so C and B seem right to me.

Elise 5 months ago

I feel like multi-tenancy could be relevant here, especially since they have multiple locations. So, A might be one of the answers.

Lynna 5 months ago

I’m not entirely sure, but I think scalability is important for a large organization like this. Maybe option B?

Lynelle 5 months ago

I remember that vSZ-E is designed for centralized management, so I think option C is definitely one of the requirements.

RUCKUS RCWA Exam - Topic 2 Question 13 Discussion