Free HP HP2-Z28 Exam Dumps Questions & Answers

A customer has multiple branches that frequently communicate with each other and the main office. The customer is currently using IP security (IPsec) Virtual Private Networks (VPNs) but is looking for a solution that provides secure, low-latency communications while reducing WAN connectivity costs and configuration complexity.
Which solution should you discuss with the customer?

• A.  Multiprotocol Label Switching (MPLS) VPNs and HP Virtual Connect
• B.  Dynamic Virtual Private Networks (DVPNs) and HP IMC Branch Intelligent Management System
• C.  Generic Routing Encapsulation (GRE) and HP routers
• D.  Meshed stacking and HP 3800 Switch Series

Which pressure does Bring Your Own Device (BYOD) make on campus LANs?

• A.  Enabling the proprietary networking protocols required to support a wide range of devices
• B.  Increasing energy requirements for the network infrastructure
• C.  Providing an on boarding process while still securing the network
• D.  Supporting non-standard hardware for virtual machines (VMS)

Which statement describes a capability of the Virtual Application Networks (VAN) Resource Automation Manager?

• A.  It provides rapid, policy-based resource provisioning from the edge to the core.
• B.  It inventories endpoints and ensures that they comply with network policies.
• C.  It securely extends the Intelligent Management Center (IMC) core platform to remote sites by deploying remote agents.
• D.  It automatically deploys software updates to network infrastructure devices.

HOTSPOT
Match each HP Software-Defined Networking (SDN) application to its description.

Correct Answer:

Why must customers implement networks differently than they have in the past?

• A.  Networks are difficult and time-consuming to manage because they include too many layers, devices, and operating systems.
• B.  Networks require new hardware with increased processing power to support Software-Defined Networking (SDN).
• C.  Networks are designed to support east-west traffic, rather than north-southtraffic.
• D.  Networks are typically built on proprietary protocols, rather than open standards protocols.