Which of the following is NOT one of the four continuous functions of ARM?

The correct answer is based on the functions of the ArubaOS and the capabilities of the Aruba Remote Management (ARM) system. Among the continuous functions of ARM, options like Client Load Balancing, Traffic Management, and Client Session Resiliency focus heavily on optimizing client experience and performance in wireless environments.

Client Load Balancing ensures that users are evenly distributed across access points to optimize performance and minimize congestion. Traffic Management governs how the data traffic is prioritized and managed across the network to ensure efficient utilization of resources. Client Session Resiliency involves maintaining persistent connections for users as they roam between access points, ensuring a seamless experience.

On the other hand, determining the best controller for APs to terminate pertains more to the initial setup and configuration of Access Points and Controllers rather than a continuous function. While important, it is primarily part of the deployment phase rather than an ongoing operational function like the others listed. This distinction highlights why this particular task does not fall under the continuous management functions expected from ARM.