HP Aruba Certified Mobility Professional HPE6-A71 Exam Practice Test

An administrator supports a RAP to a branch office. Employees at the branch office connect to an employee SSID that allows for split tunneling of the employee traffic. The RAP initially connects to the corporate office controller, but later loses connectivity to it.

Which operating mode should the administrator configure for a secondary SSID to be advertised during the loss of connectivity?

Refer to the exhibit.

An administrator supports a RAP at a branch office shown in the exhibit. The company has one Mobility Controller (MC) at the Primary DMZ site and one at the Secondary DMZ site. The RAP is configured to connect to only the MC at the Primary DMZ site. A network outage with the ISP at the Primary DMZ site causes the RAP to reboot. Upon reboot, the RAP cannot build a tunnel to the Secondary DMZ site MC because the administrator forgot to add the Second LMS IP address to the AP Group configuration. Once the RAP can successfully connect, the administrator can add the Secondary DMZ MC as a backup LMS to fix the AP Group.

What should the administrator implement to allow the RAP to connect to the MC at the Secondary DMZ site while the outage at the primary site persists?

An administrator creates new pre-and post-authentication roles for a new WLAN. For which profile should the administrator assign these new roles under the Managed Network section?

What must the administrator configure on AirWare to monitor and run operational commands on the Aruba Mobility Masters (MMs) and Mobility Controllers (MCs)?

Refer to the exhibits.

Exhibit 1: WLAN VAP configuration

Exhibit 2: Microsoft NPS server configuration

Exhibit 3: Server group configuration for the VAP.

An employee authenticates with the username employee and the correct password. However, once the user authenticates, an administrator notices that the employee is assigned the authenticated role and not the desired employee role.

What should the administrator do to solve this problem?

What must an administrator configure in order for the ClearPass server to execute a RADIUS Change of Authorization (CoA) to Aruba Mobility Controllers (MCs) in a cluster?

An administrator mistakenly configures the wrong VLAN setting on a managed controller's interface. This causes the controller to lose management access to the Mobility Master (MM).

Which mechanism will then attempt to restore the previous working configuration on the managed controller?