What does time range apply directly to in an Aruba system?

In an Aruba system, time range is most directly related to firewall rules. This is because firewall rules are configured to enforce security policies based on the time of day or specific schedules. By applying a time range to a firewall rule, network administrators can specify when that rule should be active, allowing for dynamic control over access and security measures. For example, a firewall rule might be set to block or allow certain types of traffic only during specific hours, enhancing security during off-hours while allowing normal operations during business hours.

Other options, while relevant to network management, do not typically employ time ranges as a fundamental feature. Access Control List rules, Quality of Service settings, and user roles focus on different aspects of network policy and management, such as traffic filtering, bandwidth allocation, and user permissions, respectively. They do not inherently utilize time-based conditions in the same way that firewall rules do.