What is true about managing AOS-CX devices? (Select two)

• A.AOS-CX switches starting with the CX 6200 Series and up support OOBM.
• B.In-band management is often used in campus networks.
• C.AOS-CX switches do not support out-of-band management (OOBM).
• D.In-band management and out-of-band management are mutually exclusive.

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Which are valid methods for provisioning AOS-CX switches? (Select three)

• A.AirWave
• B.Zero-Touch Provisioning
• C.Fabric Composer
• D.Manual provisioning
• E.HPE Aruba Networking IMC

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Which options accurately describe MAC address and ARP tables? (Select two)

• A.The ARP table maps IP addresses to MAC addresses.
• B.Switches use the MAC address table to properly forward frames.
• C.The ARP reply packet uses a broadcasting mechanism.
• D.MAC address tables are built based on source IP addresses.
• E.Switches automatically build the MAC table based on destination MAC addresses.

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A Network Operator is managing an HPE Aruba Networking CX 6300 switch. They need to securely manage the switch remotely using a graphical interface. Which management option provides an encrypted, browser-based graphical user interface for switch configuration and monitoring?

• A.The out-of-band management (OOBM) port
• B.The Telnet service
• C.The HTTPS web interface
• D.The serial console port

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A Network Operator is configuring a new workstation with the IP address 10.5.5.100, subnet mask 255.255.255.0, and default gateway 10.5.5.1. The user needs to communicate with a server at 172.16.10.20.
How does the workstation determine where to send the packet?

• A.It sends an ARP request for 172.16.10.20 to get its MAC address and sends the frame directly.
• B.It compares the server's IP address to its own subnet and determines it is on a remote network, then sends the packet to the MAC address of its default gateway.
• C.It sends the packet to the special broadcast MAC address (FF:FF:FF:FF:FF:FF) so the router can forward it.
• D.It sends a DNS query to find the correct route to the destination network.

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