HP HPE6-A73 Practice Test - Questions Answers, Page 12

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Question 111

What is the purpose of the transit VLAN when implementing dynamic segmentation policies involving AOS-CX switches and an Aruba gateway solution?
Question 112

An administrator will be implementing tunneling between AOS-CX switches and Aruba gateways.
Which list of protocols must minimally be allowed by an intermediate firewall between two sets of devices?
Question 113

In AOS-CX switching, what determines when a frame is forwarded by the switch between the ingress and the egress port?
Question 114

Which protocol should be configured to allow NetEdit to discover third-party devices?
Question 115

An administrator is managing a VSX pair of AOS-CX switches An administrator configures the following on the primary AOS-CX switch:
Question 116

What is true regarding VSX and keepalives on AOS-CX switches?
Question 117

An administrator is designing an access layer solution in a data center. A key requirement is to dualhome mission-critical server connections to two different switches, ensuring that the servers always have network access, even during switch software upgrades. This feature should support strictlycontrolled provisioning.
What would best meet the administrator's needs when deploying AOS-CX switches?
Question 118

MAC authentication is enabled on port 1/1/27 of an AOS-CX switch. The following MAC addresses are defined on the AAA server:
* 88:3a:30:97:b6:00
* 00:50:56:b1:fc:9b
Examine the AOS-CX switch output:
Based on this information, what is true concerning port 1/1/27?
Question 119

A network administrator is tasked to set up BGP in the company's network. The administrator is defining an eBGP peering between an AOS-CX switch and a directly-connected service provider. The administrator has configured the following on the AOS-CX switch:
However, when using the "show bgp all summary" command, the state does not display "Established" for the eBGP peer. What must the administrator configure to fix this issue?
Question 120

A company has recently purchased a ClearPass AAA solution. Their network consists of AOS-CX switches at the access layer. The company is implementing a rollout of IoT devices for smart building management to control the lighting and
HVAC systems. The network administrator is concerned about allowing secure access to these devices since they only support MAC-Auth.
Which ClearPass feature should the administrator leverage to help determine that MAC address spoofing is not occurring for this group of devices?
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