Refer to the exhibit.

The alias in the rule shown in the exhibit is network 10.1.1.0/24.
A wireless client is assigned IP address 10.1.2.10/24 and the "admins" role. The wireless client at 10.1.2.10 attempts to initiate a Web session with a server at 10.1.1.2. A wired client at 10.1.1.3 attempts to initiate an SSH session with the wireless client at 10.1.2.10.
How does the Aruba firewall handle these attempts?

• A.The firewall permits the traffic from the wireless client and also permits the return traffic from the server. The firewall drops the traffic from the wired client.
• B.The firewall permits the traffic from the wireless client and also permits the return traffic from the server. The firewall permits the traffic from the wired client and also permits the return traffic from the wireless client.
• C.The firewall drops the traffic from the wireless client. The firewall drops the traffic from the wired client.
• D.The firewall permits the traffic from the wireless client, but drops the return traffic from the server. The firewall drops the traffic from the wireless client.

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What is a key difference between an Aruba Air Monitor (AM) and an Aruba Spectrum Analyzer (SA)?

• A.An AM both detects wireless intrusion attempts and mitigates them, while an SA only detects wireless intrusion attempts.
• B.An AM detects threats such as rogue APs, while an SA analyzes RF conditions.
• C.An AM detects rogue APs and provides data services to clients, while an SA only detects rogue APs.
• D.An AM scans on only one 802.11 frequency band, while an SA scans on both 802.11 frequency bands.

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Which task can an Aruba Air Monitor (AM) perform?

• A.Analyze RF signals to determine the cause of non-802.11 interference.
• B.Analyze wireless traffic patterns at the application level.
• C.Optimize RF through the AP channel and transmit power plans.
• D.Prevent client connections to rogue APs.

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A company has an Aruba solution with a guest WLAN named exam_guest. A network administrator creates the guest WLAN with the wizard and does not change any of the default roles. The authentication server does not send particular role assignments for authorized users. The company wants to deny guest access to specific IP rnages after the guests authenticate.
For which role should the administrator create the rule to deny this traffic?

• A.exam_guest-guest-logon
• B.guest
• C.authorized
• D.guest-logon

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Refer to the exhibits.
Exhibit 1

Exhibit 2

An Aruba solution supports a WLAN that uses WPA2-Enterprise security. Exhibit 1 shows the AAA policy for the WLAN. Users are supposed to be assigned to different roles after authentication. Network administrators test a connection with the employee user account. Exhibit 2 shows the status for the client after this test.
What is a possible reason for the issue shown in Exhibit 2?

• A.The administrators entered the wrong password for the employee account.
• B.MAC authentication is enabled on the WLAN, and the test device does not have an authorized address.
• C.The shared key configured for the ClearPass server is incorrect.
• D.The RADIUS server is not correctly set up to send a user role for the employee account.

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