An OSPF router has learned a path to an external network by both an E1 and an E2 advertisement. Both routes have the same path cost. Which path will the router prefer?
Answer : C
A customer with a gateway connected to a device on gigabitethernet 0/0/3 configures an Asset ID TLV on the device for inventory management.
Refer to the exhibit.

The customer mentions the Asset ID is not shown. What is causing the issue?
Answer : C
sw-1 is the master on all VRRP instances. To test the configuration, VLAN 100 was shut on sw-1, and then once the failover occurred, it was brought back up.
What is the expected outcome?
Answer : A
Refer to the exhibit.

Based on the output above, what is required to associate the GBP policy with a user role?
Answer : D
A customer's infrastructure is set up to use both primary and secondary gateway clusters on the SSID profile based on best practices. What is a valid cause for having an equal split in APs connected to the primary and secondary gateway clusters?
Answer : D
You are a wireless network administrator at an outdoor container yard. A new multicast application that communicates with the GPS on the container handling equipment is being added to the network.
Which setting will increase the reliability and send traffic at the highest possible data rate?
Answer : C
You are reviewing the configuration of a VSX LAG and have noticed the command LACP fallback. Why might this have been configured?
Answer : C
The LACP fallback command in Aruba VSX configurations allows the system to continue forwarding traffic even if LACP negotiation fails or is not established. This is useful when provisioning a gateway or link that does not support LACP, ensuring that the port remains operational in a static manner.
It is not specifically for backward compatibility with LACP v1.
It does not relate to operation with a single partner interface.
It also is not about active/passive LACP modes per se.
Therefore, LACP fallback is configured to support provisioning a gateway without LACP.
ArubaOS-CX LACP Configuration Guide
Aruba VSX LAG and Fallback Documentation
HPE Aruba Networking Best Practices for Link Aggregation