Which of the following deployment types is NOT a valid option when using the AP Wizard?

In the context of the AP Wizard for Aruba wireless deployment, the choice that is not a valid deployment type is roaming. The AP Wizard is designed to facilitate the configuration of Aruba access points in specific deployment scenarios that fit the network topology and operational needs.

Standalone, Mesh, and Clustered are all recognized deployment modes that the AP Wizard supports.

• Standalone access points operate independently without relying on a controller, allowing for quick deployment in environments where centralized management isn't necessary.

• Mesh deployment refers to connecting multiple access points wirelessly to extend coverage without the need for physical cabling, which is useful in challenging environments where infrastructure costs need to be minimized.

• Clustered deployment allows for multiple access points to work together, effectively creating a single management point for load balancing and redundancy, enhancing network reliability and performance.

In contrast, roaming does not represent a deployment type but rather a feature within wireless networks that enables devices to move seamlessly from one access point to another while maintaining connectivity. This function is largely defined by the overarching network architecture and the configuration of the access points, rather than being a standalone deployment type that can be selected in the AP Wizard. Thus, roaming is not applicable as a choice within this context.