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ACMP Aruba Certified Mobility Professional (2023) Exam ID : ACMP - HPE6-A71 Exam Title : Aruba Certified Mobility Professional (ACMP) Exam type : Proctored Exam duration : 1 hour 30 minutes Exam length : 60 questions Passing score : 65% Delivery languages : English, Japanese, Latin American Spanish Aruba Certified Mobility Professional (ACMP) This certification validate that you have the networking knowledge and skills required to implement, configure and manage advanced Aruba Wireless Local Area Network (WLAN) enterprise solutions utilizing the operating system (AOS8) architecture and features. This certification validates knowledge and skills in these key areas and more: Configuring and using the Mobility Master for consolidated network management Uses and advantages of clustering Redundancy and providing user seamless failover Utilizing MultiZone to have multiple and separate secure networks while using the same Access Point (AP) Utilizing secure Tunneled Node for wired switches Utilizing AirWave to monitor the health of the wired and wireless network Troubleshooting devices, users and applications on Aruba Mobile First networks This exam tests your skills with the WLAN design, deployment, and troubleshooting of Aruba Mobile First Network Solutions in complex highly available campus and branch environments. It also tests your ability to configure specialized applications, management, and security requirements for a WLAN such as UCC Voice and advanced security features. 20% Integrate and implement Aruba Mobile First architecture components and explain their uses. Integrate components of the Aruba Mobile First Architecture. Differentiate between standalone mode and Master Controller Mode (MCM) features and recommend use cases. Differentiate the use of packet forwarding modes (tunnel, decrypt-tunnel, split-tunnel, and bridge). Differentiate between redundancy methods, and describe the benefits of L2 and L3 clustering. Explain Remote Access architectures and how to integrate the architectures. Describe and differentiate advanced licensing features. 20% Configure and validate Aruba WLAN secure employee and guest solutions. • Configure Remote Access with Aruba Solutions such as RAP and VIA. • Configure and deploy redundant controller solutions based upon a given design. • Configure a Mesh WLAN. 38% Implement advanced services and security. • Enable multicast DNS features to support discovery across VLAN boundaries. • Configure role derivation, and explain and implement advanced role features. • Configure an AAA server profile for a user or administrative access. • Implement Mobility Infrastructure hardening features. • Explain Clarity features and functions. • Implement Voice WLAN based upon a given design. • Configure primary zones and data zones to support MultiZone AP. • Implement mobility (roaming) in an Aruba wireless environment. • Implement tunneled node to secure ArubaOS switches. 10% Manage and monitor Aruba solutions. • Use AirWave to monitor an Aruba Mobility Master and Mobility Controller. • Perform maintenance upgrades and operational maintenance. 12% Troubleshoot Aruba WLAN solutions. • Troubleshoot controller communication. • Troubleshoot the WLAN. • Troubleshoot Remote Access. • Troubleshoot issues related to services and security. • Troubleshoot role-based access, per-port based security and Airmatch. | ||||||||
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Aruba ACMP Aruba Certified Mobility Professional 6.0 https://killexams.com/pass4sure/exam-detail/ACMP Answer: C, D Question: 159 An Aruba controller is configured with the correct IP address and gateway information and is connected to the corporate LAN via a core layer 2 switch. An access point is provisioned with AP name and group and connected to a different switch on the corporate LAN that has IP connectivity to the core layer 2 switch. The AP powers on and connects to the LAN, but the wireless radios do not power on. Which could cause this condition? (Choose all of the correct answers.) A. the layer 2 switches have ACLs that block GRE traffic B. the layer 2 switches are configured to block multicast traffic C. a DHCP server is not configured for the segment to which the AP is connected D. the AP name needs to be configured on the Aruba controller Answer: A, B, C Question: 160 In the diagram provided for this question, four buildings are identified on a college campus. 67 Most of the wireless LAN traffic will be from students accessing the internet. According to Aruba best practices, which building is the best location to install the Aruba mobility controller? A. data center B. dormitory C. server farm D. library Answer: A Question: 161 Referring to the diagram provided for this question, representing an office wireless LAN deployment, there will be approximately 250 users in the offices section of the building. According to Aruba best practice, which network device is the best choice for the wireless clients' default gateway? A. device 'A' B. device 'B' C. device 'C' D. device 'D' Answer: B Question: 162 68 One hundred (100) additional APs were deployed in an existing network. But some APs are not able to connect to the lms-ip address, even though all of the APs belong to the same AP group. What might be wrong? Choose all possibilities. A. The AP isn't getting an IP address. B. The AP has the wrong lms-ip address setting. C. There is a firewall between some APs and the controller blocking PAPI. D. The controller does not support that many APs in a single AP-Group. E. The controller does not have enough AP licenses to support the additional quantity of APs. Answer: A, C, E Question: 163 If a Remote AP (RAP) is attempting to contact a controller that is behind a NAT device what protocol must be allowed through the NAT/Firewall? A. PAPI B. NATT C. IPSec D. The controller must have a public IP address. Answer: B Question: 164 Which of the following are valid RAP forwarding modes (select all that apply)? A. Tunnel B. Bridge C. Split-Tunnel D. Backup Answer: A, B, C Question: 165 Which of the following are valid RAP operating modes? 69 A. Always, Backup, Standard, Persistent B. Always, Backup, Tunnel, Persistent C. Always, Hotel-Connect, Tunnel, Standard D. Backup, Hotel-Connect, Standard, Persistent Answer: A Question: 166 When configuring split tunnel mode on a Remote AP (RAP) where is the routing function for the split tunnel defined? A. On the IP routing tab in the configuration screen. B. On the AP provisioning screen. C. The RAP uses OSPF for routing. D. In the Firewall policy. Answer: D Question: 167 When does a backup SSID configured on a Remote AP (RAP) begin broadcasting? A. When the GRE tunnel to the controller is established. B. When the IPSec tunnel to the controller is established. C. When the controller cannot be reached. D. When bridging is required for guest users. Answer: C Question: 168 A Remote AP provisioned in Split-Tunnel Forwarding mode has which of the following characteristics? Choose all that apply. A. Local traffic first goes to the controller and is then spilt back to the local network. 70 B. Traffic is IPSec encrypted before it is sent to the controller. C. The user role must have a Permit statement in order to locally bridge the traffic. D. The user role must have a route src-nat statement to locally bridge the traffic. E. The RAP uses UDP 4500 to send traffic to the controller. Answer: B, D, E Question: 169 A Remote AP provisioned with an SSID in the operational mode always has which one of the following characteristics? A. The RAP must obtain its configuration from the controller each time it boots. B. The operational mode applies to tunnel and split-tunnel forwarding SSID. C. The operational mode applies to a Bridge forwarding SSID. D. The RAP does not support this mode. E. The SSID only appears if the AP does not see the controller. Answer: C Question: 170 A Remote AP provisioned with an SSID in Bridged forwarding mode has which one of the following characteristics? A. The client obtains its IP address from the controller. B. The client's default gateway must be the controller. C. The client traffic is forwarded through a GRE tunnel to the controller. D. The client's default gateway may be the Access Point or a local gateway. E. The client's authentication must be 802.1X. Answer: D Question: 171 An Aruba RAP2 model can authenticate its IPSec tunnel to a controller using which of the following methods? Choose all that apply. A. 802.1X 71 B. Captive Portal C. IP address authentication D. Legacy Username/Password authentication. E. Certificate and MAC address authentication. Answer: D, E Question: 172 What is the purpose of Mesh Clusters? A. To separate Mesh points and Mesh Portals B. To make sure that mesh points and portals with the same VAPs are not in the same cluster C. To create a group of mesh points and mesh portals that create mesh links with each other using the same 802.11 connection settings D. To cluster mesh APs of the same model together Answer: C Question: 173 A company purchased an indoor mesh deployment using the 620 controller and the AP 125 models, where 5 APs will be deployed on a floor to provide wireless internet access for users. Users may open VPN tunnels using software clients over the wireless network to a 3rd party VPN concentrator overseas. The company wants to limit wireless user access to NetBIOS over TCP traffic locally and VPN traffic overseas.Which licenses will be necessary for this deployment? A. Base AOS, VPN, PEF-NG B. Base AOS, AP Capacity, PEF-NG C. Base AOS, AP Capacity, PEF-NG, VPN D. Base AOS, AP Capacity Answer: B Question: 174 When deploying Remote Mesh Portals, what is one of the purposes of the Mesh Private VLAN? 72 A. To separate wireless user traffic coming from mesh networks from non-mesh networks B. To tag mesh wireless user traffic on a particular AP C. To allow Mesh Points to form private vlan networks with certain users D. To tag control plane traffic from Mesh points to the controller Answer: D Question: 175 A network administrator runs a 'show ap mesh topology' command on an Aruba 620 controller. Which of the following information would he be able to obtain? Choose all that apply. A. The number of mesh nodes in the network B. The channel settings of each mesh node C. The parent of each mesh node D. The number of hops each mesh points has to make to reach the mesh portal Answer: A, C, D Question: 176 How does Aruba's infrastructure calculate location? A. GPS B. RF Fingerprinting C. RSSI triangulation D. TDOA Answer: C Question: 177 You want to locate a wireless device on the controller GUI. You go to the Clients list from the Monitoring tab and click the Locate button but the controller is unable to locate the client. Which could be the possible reasons for the error? (Choose all of the correct answers.) 73 A. No floor plan exists B. Only 2 APs can hear the client C. The client is not a valid client D. No client was selected Answer: A, B, D Question: 178 Which of the following needs to be done prior to attempting to use the GUI quick setup of a factory defaulted Aruba S3500 Mobility Access Switch? A. Set the S3500 IP address to the 172.16.0.0 range B. Quick-Setup needs to be enabled on the LCD Panel C. Connect the S3500 to the network for DHCP D. Set the laptop IP address to the 192.168.0.0 range Answer: B Question: 179 Which two factors are important when choosing a controller model to support tunneled node? A. Number of Wired Aps B. Controller configuration C. Number of Tunneled Ports D. Layer 3 network architecture Answer: A, C Question: 180 In tunneled node configuration the Aruba 3500 mobility access switch acts as a? A. Authentication server B. Security gateway C. Wired to Wireless AP D. Wired AP 74 Answer: D 75 For More exams visit https://killexams.com/vendors-exam-list Kill your exam at First Attempt....Guaranteed! | ||||||||
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New year, new travel wish-list! But where will you be packing your bags and your curiosity to discover in 2024? Ahead of Sunshine Saturday, one of the busiest days of the year for holiday bookings, research for UK travel association ABTA (abta.com) shows almost half (47%) of holidaymakers plan to visit a new city or resort this year, with four out of 10 (41%) heading to a country they’ve not been to before. Graeme Buck, ABTA’s Director of Communications, said: “The first Saturday in January, known in the travel industry as ‘Sunshine Saturday’, is one of the busiest days in the year for people to book a holiday as they look to take advantage of the great availability and good deals on offer at this time of year. "Good value is increasingly important for customers, and many have told us that they will be looking to use a travel professional to get the best possible deal with ABTA members being extremely busy helping people achieve their dream break. “We know that many people are looking for inspiration and new suggestions of where to go, so our team of experts at ABTA has put together a list of ‘Destinations to Watch’ which offer varied and memorable experiences around the globe. Some are a little unexpected, and all are well worth a visit. The destinations showcase the amazing range of experiences that our world offers to holidaymakers.” Here, we’ve picked a selection of those ABTA’s up-and-coming hotspots and a few old favourites to whet your appetite for the next 12 months… AlbaniaImage: Shutterstock / Andrew Mayovskyy)Savvy holidaymakers are discovering this scenic, friendly and good value destination which is increasingly well served by UK tour operators. Capital Tirana is cosmopolitan with interesting museums, second city Durres offers a Roman amphitheatre and other archaeological charms, while UNESCO world heritage site Gjirokaster showcases architectural riches. Most Brits will head to the well-priced Albanian Riviera for fine beaches and resorts such as Saranda. Inland, Lakes Shkodra and Bovilla plus Theth National Park’s mountains beg to be discovered. Albanian food features tasty and healthy Mediterranean dishes. ArubaImage: Shutterstock / sampathcreations)This Dutch Caribbean island is now easier to reach with direct British Airways flights. Its Netherlands legacy is symbolised by authentic Dutch windmill ‘De Olde Molen’ in the resort of Palm Beach and colourful colonial buildings in capital Oranjestad. Highlights include superb beaches, Arikok National Park’s desert scenery, trails and caves, excellent scuba diving and snorkelling plus an array of top-notch hotels. American-style food is widely available, along with fresh seafood and Dutch-influenced flavours. Bon Bini! (welcome!) as the locals say in the Papiamento language. CreteImage: Getty Images/iStockphoto)Greece’s largest island comes with a zest for life and warm hospitality for visitors. Must-sees include capital Heraklion with its Venetian port, numerous bars, museums and restaurants, the Minoan palace of Knossos, site of the legend of Theseus and the Minotaur, and Rethymno, again with Venetian tones. Holidaymakers looking for glamour and five-star properties gravitate to Agios Nikolaos and Elounda, embarkation point for poignant trips to former leper colony Spinalonga island. Crete is also home to scenery such as the Lasithi Plateau and its Psychro Cave, said to be the birthplace of Zeus, the Lefka Ori Mountains – snowcapped in winter – and Samaria gorge. Cretan food would please the gods too, based on the freshest of local ingredients. Dare you try the feisty local Tsikoudia raki? It’s part of Cretan life so would be rude not to! Extremadura
Image: Getty Images)This central Spanish region is home to three UNESCO world heritage sites and historic cities. Capital Merida boasts well preserved Roman remains, Caceres’s walled medieval centre has survived largely intact from the 1500s and Trujillo has a wealth of churches Out of town, the landscapes are largely unspoilt and recommended for bird watching, particularly Monfrague National Park. Foodies will love Extremaduran cuisine with its prized smoked paprika ‘pimenton’, Jerte Valley cherries, and ham and pork of the little black pigs, Pata Negra, which live on acorns. Mauritius
Image: Shutterstock / wsf-s)A friendly Indian Ocean bucket lister with perfect beaches, watersports and majestic landscapes. Start in the capital Port Louis to see the colourful market and some of the word’s rarest postage stamps. Le Morne beach lies at the foot of the UNESCO world heritage site mountain of the same name; climb it for glorious views. Inland sights include the ‘Seven-Coloured Earths’ in Chamarel with its 272ft waterfall and the nature reserve at Ebony Forest. The zipline at Casela Nature Parks feels like you are jumping off the edge of the world. Add in fabulous resorts, fine food and Mauritius is an unforgettable destination. Saxony
Image: Getty Images/iStockphoto)Visit this east German region for historic cities and the table mountains, pretty half-timbered towns and iconic Bastei bridge of ‘Saxon Switzerland’, all easily accessible on Germany’s superb rail network. Capital Dresden is the ‘Florence of the North’ and has baroque buildings flanking the River Elbe, while cultural Leipzig is home to composer Bach’s grave at St Thomas Church, museums and galleries complemented by a street art and nightlife scene. Meissen is a must for its world-famous porcelain factory and 13th century Gothic cathedral. Shropshire
Image: Getty Images)A rural delight, yet also the birthplace of the Industrial Revolution. History lovers will want to see Coalbrookdale in the Ironbridge Gorge with its eponymous bridge, the first in the world. For sports lovers it’s pretty Much Wenlock, the site of the first attempt in 1850 to revive the Olympic Games. The Shropshire Hills is an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty and towns to see include foodie paradise Ludlow, Bridgnorth with a high and low town connected by a funicular, and Bishop’s Castle, with the oldest working brewery in the country. Cheers! Vietnam
Image: Getty Images)UK visitors to friendly Vietnam can now visit visa-free for up to 45 days, giving even more time to explore this beautiful, captivating country. A great way to get a taste of the it is on a leisurely rail trip between the main cities of Ho Chi Minh and Hanoi. Ho Chi Minh - formerly Saigon - is a dynamic blend of the old and new while capita Hanoi is a joy, with parks, lakes and the historic buildings of the Old Quarter. Halong Bay by boat is a must for the unusual limestone formations, and Vietnamese food is delicious, sophisticated and full of flavour - and can be very cheap, perfect with an ice cold local beer. More info: vietnam.travel Zambia
Image: Getty Images/500px Plus)Victoria Falls – ‘The Smoke That Thunders’ – is a must and the mighty Zambezi River also offers spectacular white-water rafting. Almost a third of the country is set aside for wildlife, with 20 national parks. While the Big Five of lion, leopard, buffalo, hippo and elephant are a huge draw, Zambia is also home to hundreds of other fascinating species. The capital Lusaka is a proud showcase for the country’s increasing prosperity and visitors can enjoy its restaurants, bars and nightlife. | ||||||||
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