HP HPE6-A71 Practice Test - Questions Answers, Page 9
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Question 81

An administrator configures a port on a RAP through the association of an AAA profile with 802.1X authentication to a RAP Ethernet port. This port connects to a switch with user desktops attached.
The administrator notices that when users connect wirelessly to the RAP, a user role correctly restricts their traffic. But, when users connect with their wired desktops, they have full access to corporate resources.
What must the administrator do to restrict desktop usage based on the users' role assignment?
Question 82

Which Aruba Mobility Controller (MC) administrative role should an administrator assign to a receptionist so that they can create and manage guest accounts?
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Question 83

Refer to the exhibit. An administrator implements an L2 cluster of Aruba Mobility Controllers (MCs) as shown in the exhibit. An external RADUIS AAA server authenticates clients associated with the Active User Anchor Controller (A-UAC), where the NAS IP address sent from Controller B is 10.254.1.2.
By default, what happens to the user's session when it is handed over to the Standby UAC (S-UAC) after a failover?
"The Authorization module authenticates clients on the A-UAC and sets the A-UAC IP address as the NAS-IP. External RADIUS servers set the NAS-IP as the A-UAC IP in the client database (Figure 6-17).
This NAS-IP is used later to change client states or attributes.
However, when the client moves to a new UAC, the authentication server is not updated. This means that transactions initiated by the authorization server will fail.
To resolve this issue, you should configure each cluster member to use the Virtual Router Redundancy Protocol (VRRP), as described below. This enables interaction between the cluster and the authorization server. "
Question 84

An administrator configures an ArubaOS-Switch for per-user tunneled node. Which protocols does the switch use to establish and maintain a connection with the Aruba Mobility Controller (MC)?
(Select two.)
Question 85

Which RAP WLAN operation mode should an administrator configure if the SSID should only be advertised if controller connectivity is lost?
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Question 86

Refer to the exhibit.
Two Aruba Mobility Controllers (MC) are managed by a Mobility Master (MM) in a non-cluster deployment as shown in the exhibit.
The C1 controller is connected to AP1 and AP2.
The C2 controller is connected to AP3 and AP4.
VLAN mobility is enabled in the VAPs of both AP Groups.
Both C1 and C2 support the same VLANs.
User1's wireless device supports BSS Fast Transitioning and is currently connected to AP1.
What happens if User1 roams across the network and the user's device associates to AP3?
Question 87

Refer to the exhibit.
What can an administrator determine from this Aruba device output?
Question 88

Where would an administrator define the split-tunneling mode for a RAP located at a branch office?
References: the WLAN was created to use the tunnel-forwarding mode. To configure the WLAN to use split-tunnel mode, you must edit the WLAN profile.
Question 89

Refer to the exhibit.
A user uses a wireless client for a wireless session. Based on the output shown in the exhibit for the selected Aruba AP, what is the possible problem with this user's wireless session?
Question 90

An administrator supports an Aruba wireless solution that uses ClearPass to implement server role assignment. A user reports that they are not able to access the correct department resources. The administrator determines from the connected controller that the user is associated to the login user profile instead of the department user profile.
What should the administrator examine on the ClearPass server to determine the Aruba VSA User Role value that ClearPass returns to the controller?
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