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What can be exported using IRIS?

A.
Devices' Data Sheets
A.
Devices' Data Sheets
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B.
Detailed routing configurations of all devices
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Detailed routing configurations of all devices
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C.
Devices' quick specs
C.
Devices' quick specs
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D.
Bill Of Material
D.
Bill Of Material
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Suggested answer: D

What is true about the VSX switches in EVPN VXLAN?

A.
You should make the two switches in the VSX pair operate as a single logical VTEP
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You should make the two switches in the VSX pair operate as a single logical VTEP
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B.
VSX stacking and EVPN VXLAN are mutually exclusive
B.
VSX stacking and EVPN VXLAN are mutually exclusive
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C.
Each member of the VSX acts as standalone from the EVPN VXLAN perspective
C.
Each member of the VSX acts as standalone from the EVPN VXLAN perspective
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Suggested answer: A

You are designing a network based on HPE Aruba CX 10000 switches. Which is a valid reason to recommend manually pinning two VRFs to the same DSM?

A.
That switch forwards traffic in both VRFs to a third-party firewall for routing
A.
That switch forwards traffic in both VRFs to a third-party firewall for routing
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B.
You have selected this switch to act as the border leader for a multi-fabric EVPN VXLAN design
B.
You have selected this switch to act as the border leader for a multi-fabric EVPN VXLAN design
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C.
You have planned similar policies for those VRFs and want to minimize the load on the switches' rules table
C.
You have planned similar policies for those VRFs and want to minimize the load on the switches' rules table
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D.
That switch leaks routes between those VRFs
D.
That switch leaks routes between those VRFs
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Suggested answer: D

Loopback addresses are very useful for troubleshooting and for device management. What is true about the loopback interfaces?

A.
Not required for underlay connectivity using OSPF
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Not required for underlay connectivity using OSPF
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B.
Should be avoided if NSX is used as an overlay
B.
Should be avoided if NSX is used as an overlay
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C.
Not required for EVPN VXLAN
C.
Not required for EVPN VXLAN
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D.
They need to be advertised for underlay connectivity when using OSPF
D.
They need to be advertised for underlay connectivity when using OSPF
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Suggested answer: A

You created a formal proposal and quote for a customer's data center network refresh. What is some other support information that you should include? (Select two)

A.
A list of IP addresses that you plan to configure on the switches
A.
A list of IP addresses that you plan to configure on the switches
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B.
No need to include any of these as the proposal is not the place to educate the customer on them
B.
No need to include any of these as the proposal is not the place to educate the customer on them
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C.
HPE Aruba networking recommends including a block diagram with proposals
C.
HPE Aruba networking recommends including a block diagram with proposals
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D.
A list of VLANs that you plan to configure on the switches
D.
A list of VLANs that you plan to configure on the switches
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Suggested answer: C, D

What is one difference between a QSFP28 LC BiDi transceiver and a QSFP28 MPO SR4 transceiver?

A.
The BiDi transceiver uses fewer fiber strands than the SR4 transceiver
A.
The BiDi transceiver uses fewer fiber strands than the SR4 transceiver
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B.
The BiDi transceiver supports splitting the bandwidth into multiple lower bandwidth links
B.
The BiDi transceiver supports splitting the bandwidth into multiple lower bandwidth links
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C.
The BiDi transceiver requires single-mode fiber, while the SR4 transceiver supports multi-mode
C.
The BiDi transceiver requires single-mode fiber, while the SR4 transceiver supports multi-mode
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D.
The BiDi transceiver supports lower bandwidth than the SR4 transceiver
D.
The BiDi transceiver supports lower bandwidth than the SR4 transceiver
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Suggested answer: A

In L3 Spine and Leaf design OSPF routing, which switches can be ABRs and connect your network to a WAN provider?

A.
Leaf switches that act as centralized routers for the overlay
A.
Leaf switches that act as centralized routers for the overlay
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B.
Leaf switches that act as distributed routers for the overlay
B.
Leaf switches that act as distributed routers for the overlay
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C.
Spine switches
C.
Spine switches
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D.
Border leaf switches
D.
Border leaf switches
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Suggested answer: D

Which of the following statements is true about HPE and HPE Aruba Networking breakout cables for high-speed ports?

A.
QSFP56 -> 4x 50 GbE QSFP28
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QSFP56 -> 4x 50 GbE QSFP28
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B.
QSFP56 -> 2x 100 GbE QSFP28
B.
QSFP56 -> 2x 100 GbE QSFP28
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C.
QSFP56 -> 8x 10 GbE SFP+
C.
QSFP56 -> 8x 10 GbE SFP+
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D.
QSFP56 -> 4x 25 GbE SFP28
D.
QSFP56 -> 4x 25 GbE SFP28
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Suggested answer: B

Which switch model has the following specifications:

* 32 ports of 100GbE, 200GbE, or 400GbE

* 400 Gbps ports can be configured as 4x100GbE, 2x200GbE, or 1x400GbE

A.
CX 8100 Switch Series
A.
CX 8100 Switch Series
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B.
CX 8360v2 Switch Series
B.
CX 8360v2 Switch Series
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C.
CX 8325 Switch Series
C.
CX 8325 Switch Series
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D.
CX 9300 Switch Series
D.
CX 9300 Switch Series
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Suggested answer: D

In preparation for the deployment, what statement is correct from the below?

A.
It is best if you migrate Layer 2 functionality (e.g., VLAN tagging on uplinks) and Layer 3 function (e.g., default gateways) simultaneously
A.
It is best if you migrate Layer 2 functionality (e.g., VLAN tagging on uplinks) and Layer 3 function (e.g., default gateways) simultaneously
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B.
If you have spent good time on your design, there is no need to have any rollback plan
B.
If you have spent good time on your design, there is no need to have any rollback plan
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C.
It is not best practice to build the new network in parallel to the existing network
C.
It is not best practice to build the new network in parallel to the existing network
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D.
Migrate Layer 2 functionality (e.g., VLAN tagging on uplinks) then cut over to Layer 3 function (e.g., default gateways)
D.
Migrate Layer 2 functionality (e.g., VLAN tagging on uplinks) then cut over to Layer 3 function (e.g., default gateways)
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Suggested answer: D
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