HPE6-A46 試験問題を無料オンラインアクセス

An AOS-Switch needs to implement tunneled node in role-based mode. Aruba ClearPass is configured to assign users for which the traffic should be tunneled to a role named tunnel. The Aruba Mobility Controller should apply policies associated with the employees group to these users.
What is the correct user role configuration on the AOS-Switch for this scenario?

• A.one user role named employees with tunnel set as the secondary role in the tunneled-node-redirect command
• B.two user roles, one named employees that uses the tunneled-node-redirect command, and one named tunnel
• C.one user role named tunnel with employees set as the secondary role in the tunneled-node-redirect command
• D.two user roles, one named tunnel that uses the tunneled-node-redirect command, and one named employees

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A network administrator wants to prevent endpoints from spoofing the MAC address of the VLAN 2 default gateway. What should the administrator configure on Switch-1?

• A.default gateway MAC address as a port security authorized address on trk1
• B.default gateway MAC address as a port security authorized address on ports 1-20
• C.MAC lockdown of the default gateway MAC address on trk1
• D.MAC lockdown of the default gateway MAC address on ports 1-20

Which situation requires an AOS-Switch interface to support MAC-based VLANs?

• A.The interface is configured to support Local MAC Authentication (LMA), authenticates endpoints against a non-default MAC group, and limits the address count to 1.
• B.The interface has an extended MAC ACL applied to it in the inbound direction, and it has multiple tagged VLAN assignments.
• C.The interface has an extended MAC ACL applied to it in the outbound direction, and it uses VLAN ID as one of the criteria for rules.
• D.The interface is configured to support 802.1X in user-based mode, connects to more than one endpoint at a time, and users are assigned to different dynamic VLANs.

A network administrator can set the OSPF metric-type on an AOS-Switch to Type 1 or Type 2. What is the difference?

• A.A Type 2 metric is assigned to multiple external routes that are aggregated together, while a Type 1 metric does not permit external route aggregation.
• B.A Type 2 metric assigns cost 1 to a 100 Gbps link, while a Type 1 metric assigns cost 1 to all links of
  100 Mbps or higher.
• C.A Type 2 metric stays the same as the external route is advertised, while a Type 1 metric increments with internal OSPF link costs.
• D.A Type 2 metric marks external routes that can be advertised in NSSAs, while a Type 1 metric marks external routes that can only be advertised in normal areas.

A network administrator wants to use Aruba AirWave to audit an AOS-Switch configuration. What is one requirement?

• A.The switch specifies the AirWave IP address for the RADIUS server used for Telnet and SSH authentication.
• B.The switch is authorized in AirWave, which has the correct credentials to log in as a CLI manager.
• C.The switch defines the AirWave IP address in its zero touch provisioning (ZTP) profile.
• D.The switch is set to Manage Read-Write mode in AirWave but is not set to Monitor Only + Firmware Updates.