A software development company has 764 employees who work from home. The company also has small offices located in different cities throughout the world. During working hours, they use RAPs to connect to a datacenter to upload software code as well as interact with databases.
In the past two month, cabling issues have occurred connection to the 7240XM Mobility Controller (MC) that runs ArubaOS 8 and terminates the RAPs. These RAPs disconnect, affecting the users connected to the RAPs. This also causes problems with code uploads and database synchronizations. Therefore, the company decides to add a second 7240XM controller for redundancy.
How should the network administrator deploy both controllers in order to provide the redundancy while preventing failover events from disconnecting users?
Answer : A
A network administrator has racked up a 7210 Mobility Controller (MC) that will be terminating 200+ Aps on a medium-size branch office. Next, the technician cabled the appliance with 4SPF+ Direct Attached Cables (DACs) distributed between two-member switching stack and powered it up.
What must the administrator do next in the MCs to assure maximum wired bandwidth utilization?
Answer : C
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Exhibit 1

Exhibit 2

A network administrator integrates a current Mobility Master (MM) - Mobility Controller (MC) deployment with a RADIUS server to authenticate a wireless user, the network administrator realizes that the client machine is not failing into the it_department role, as shown the exhibits.
Which configuration is required to map the users into the proper role, based on standard attributes returned by the RADIUS server in the Access Accept message?
Answer : C
An organization owns a fully functional multi-controller Aruba network with a Virtual Mobility Master (VMM) in VLAN20. They have asked a network consultant to deploy a redundant MM on a different server. The solution must offer the lowest convergence time and require no human interaction in case of failure.
The servers host other virtual machines and are connected to different switches that implement ACLs to protect them. The organization grants the network consultant access to the servers only, and appoints a network administrator to assist with the deployment.
What must the network administrator do so the network consultant can successfully deploy the solution? (Choose two.)
Answer : A, E
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An organization provides WiFi access through a corporate SSID with an Aruba Mobility Master (MM) - Mobility Controller (MC) network that includes PEF functions. The organization wants to have a single firewall policy configured and applied to the employee role.
This policy must allow users to reach Web, FTP, and DNS services, as shown in the exhibit. Other services should be exclusive to other roles. The client NICs should receive IP settings dynamically.
Which policy design meets the organization's requirements while minimizing the number of policy rules?


Answer : C
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A network administrator adds a Mobility Controller (MC) in the /mm level and notices that the device does not show up in the managed networks hierarchy. The network administrator accesses the CLI. executes the show switches command, and obtains the output shown in the exhibit.
What is the reason that the MC does not appear as a managed device in the hierarchy?
Answer : D
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An Aruba network is deployed with L2 and L3 Mobility Master (MM) redundancy across two datacenters, as shown in the exhibit. The network administrator confirms that all Mobility Controllers (MC) are currently communicating with MM1, which is the L2 Active and, L3 Primary.
Which MM IP will MCs communicate with if MM1 fails?
Answer : C