Free HP HPE6-A71 Exam Dumps Questions & Answers

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An administrator configures a policy for an AP Group. Port 3 of a RAP is a trunkthat connects to a switch at a branch office. VLAN 1 is untagged and VLANs 10 (for data) and 11 (for voice) are tagged. The administrator applies an ACL inbound on Port 3 of the RAP.
How does this configuration affect traffic on Port 3?

• A.  It filters traffic form VLAN 1, but allows traffic from VLANs 10 and 11.
• B.  It filters traffic from VLANs 1, 10, and 11.
• C.  It filters traffic from VLAN 10 and 11, but allows traffic from VLAN1.
• D.  It allows all traffic form VLANs 1, 10, and 11.

An administrator wants to implement the MultiZone feature in a company's network to segregate corporate and guest traffic. Corporate traffic will have APs establish connections to a cluster managed by a Mobility Master (MM), and guest traffic will have the same APs establish connections to a standalone controller at the company's DMZ.
What is true about the implementation of MultiZones in this scenario?

• A.  A MultiZone AP can initially connect to any zone to obtain its configuration.
• B.  The MultiZone feature must beenabled in the data zone.
• C.  The primary zone maintains full control of AP management and configuration.
• D.  The primary and data zones must be in the same L2 subnet.

Which Aruba Unified Communications and Collaboration (UCC) deployment mode should be used when UCC is disabled on the Mobility Controllers (MCs)?

• A.  ALG mode
• B.  SDN-API mode
• C.  WMM mode
• D.  Heuristics mode

An administrator adds local administrative accounts to manage the Aruba Mobility Controllers (MCs). Which role should be assigned to anadministrator who needs to only generate reports and monitor WLANS and ports?

• A.  Root
• B.  Location-api-management
• C.  AP-provisioning
• D.  Network-operations

An administrator creates service-based policies forAirGroup on the Mobility Master (MM). The administrator can define location-based policy limits based on which information?

• A.  AP names, AP groups, controller names, and controller groups
• B.  AP Fully Qualified Location Names (FQLNs) and controller Fully Qualified Domain Names (FQDNs)
• C.  Controller names, controller groups, and controller Fully Qualified Domain Names (FQDNs)
• D.  AP names, AP groups, and AP Fully Qualified Location Names (FQLNs)