| Exam Code/Number: | HPE6-A81Join the discussion |
| Exam Name: | Aruba Certified ClearPass Expert Written Exam |
| Certification: | HP |
| Question Number: | 60 |
| Publish Date: | Sep 04, 2026 |
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The customer has a 19.940 loT devices connected to the network and would like to use Allow All Mac Auth to authenticate the users and enforce the action based on the condition defined with the fingerprint details of the device. Which Authorization source would you use to decide the access of the devices?
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You configured the Wired MAC - Auth service enforcement conditions with the Endpoint profiling data When mac-auth based clients connect to the network, ClearPass assigns Deny access profile. The customer has sent you the above screenshots How would you resolve the issue?
You have configured a factory default Aruba controller with Clear Pass for guest access and the NAS vendor settings - Address field in the guest weblogin page is configured with Aruba controller's default self-signed certificate common name "securelogin.arubanetworks.com" that the client will use to submit the authentication request.
What happens when the client sends a DNS request to securelogin aruba networks com?
You have designed a ClearPass solution for an Information Technology Business Park with 50,377 concurrent sessions including the visitors. The deployment includes eight ClearPass servers handling RADIUS authentication. Guest Self-Registration. Onboard and OnGuard. CPPM1 is acting as Publisher. CPPM2 to CPPM8 are added as subscriber nodes CPPM4 is the designated Standby Publisher. Servers CPPM2 and CPPM3 will be handling the Guest and Onboard HTTPS traffic. On a few devices, Corporate users will perform username and password based authentication with Active Directory accounts and on few devices, they will be using private CA signed TLS certificates to do the authentication The customer has three Active Directories (AD1, AD2 and A03) part of Multi-Domain Forest. To provide authentication redundancy, the customer has configured multiple Virtual IP settings between ClearPass servers in a cluster.
On all the Network Access Devices (NAD), the primary authentication server is configured as the VIP IP address and the secondary authentication server rs configured as CPPM1 MGMT IP address Based on the information provided, which ClearPass nodes will you join to the AD domain
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