HP Aruba Certified Mobility Expert Written HPE6-A79 Exam Practice Test

A customer wants a WLAN solution that permits Aps to terminate WPA-2 encrypted traffic from different SSIDs to different geographic locations where non-related IT departments will take care of enforcing security policies. A key requirement is to minimize network congestion, overhead, and delay while providing data privacy from the client to the security policy enforcement point. Therefore, the solution must use the shortest path from source to destination.

Which Aruba feature best accommodates this scenario?

Refer to the exhibits.

Exhibit 1

Exhibit 2

Exhibit 3

A network administrator wants to allow contractors to access the corporate WLAN named EmployeesNet with the contractor role in VLAN 40. When users connect, they do not seem to get an IP address. After some verification checks, the network administrator confirms the DHCP server (10.254.1.21) is reachable from the Mobility Controller (MC) and obtains the outputs shown in the exhibits.

What should the network administrator do next to troubleshoot this problem?

Refer to the exhibit.

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?

A company plans to build a resort that includes a hotel with 1610 rooms, a casino, and a convention center. The company is interested in a mobility solution that provides scalability and a service-based approach, where they can rent the WLAN infrastructure at the convention center to any customer (tenant) that hosts events at the resort.

The solution should provide:

* Seamless roaming when users move from the hotel to the casino or the convention center

* Simultaneous propagation of the resort and customer-owned SSIDs at the convention center

* Null management access upon resort network infrastructure to the customers (tenants)

* Configuration and monitor rights of rented SSIDs to the customers (tenants)

Which deployment meets the requirements?

An organization has several RAPs at different locations that broadcast two SSIDs. The internet-only SSID is in bridge/always mode, and the corporate SSID is in split-tunneling/standard mode. The network administrator deploys 10 more RAPs in different locations.

Users can successfully connect to the corporate SSID that is propagated by a RAP at a remote location. However, they report that it takes too long to access public internet web sites.

What is one part of the configuration that should be checked by the network administrator to verify this RAP deployment?

Refer to the exhibits.

Exhibit 1

Exhibit 2

Exhibit 3

Exhibit 4

A captive portal-based solution is deployed in a Mobility Master (MM) - Mobility Controller (MC) network. A wireless station connects to the network and attempts the authentication process. The outputs are shown in the exhibits.

Which names correlate with the authentication and captive portal servers?

An Aruba Mobility Master (MM) - Mobility Controller (MC) solution is connected to a wired network that is ready to prioritize DSCP marked traffic. A group of WMM-enabled clients sends traffic marked at L2 only.

What must the network administrator do to map those markings to DSCP equivalent values when traffic is received by the APs?