HPE6-A86 Dumps With Exact Questions and Answers

The correct answer is D. administrators. HPE Aruba Networking AOS-CX documentation for the 4100i, 6000, and 6100 switch series states that, in addition to user-defined local groups, there are three built-in user groups: administrators, operators, and auditors. The documentation also states that the default admin account belongs to the administrators group. This makes administrators the only valid default group among the answer choices. Option A, root, is not listed as a built-in AOS-CX user group. Option B, managers, is not one of the default AOS-CX groups. Option C, super-users, is also not listed as a built-in group. These names may appear in other systems or older platforms, but on HPE Aruba Networking CX 6100 switches, the built-in local user groups are administrators, operators, and auditors. Therefore, the correct default user group from the listed options is administrators.

The correct answer is B. A VLAN range can be created with the syntax vlan 100-110. HPE Aruba Networking AOS-CX documentation defines the VLAN creation command as vlan < VLAN-LIST > . The VLAN list can contain a single VLAN ID or multiple VLAN IDs separated by commas, dashes, or both. The documentation gives examples such as vlan 2-8,10, which creates VLANs 2 through 8 and VLAN 10. Therefore, vlan 100-110 is the correct AOS-CX syntax for creating a range of VLANs. Option A is incorrect because a colon is not the documented range separator for VLAN creation. Options C and D are incorrect because newly created VLANs are enabled by default. HPE Aruba documentation states that the VLAN is enabled by default and that the shutdown command is used to disable a VLAN. Therefore, no additional enable or no shutdown command is required after creating a VLAN.

The correct answer is C. The wrong subnet mask has been configured. The PC is configured with IP address 10.211.55.151 and subnet mask 255.255.255.0, which is a /24 network. However, the HPE Aruba Networking CX switch SVI for VLAN 55 is configured as 10.211.55.1/25. A /25 mask divides the 10.211.55.0/24 range into two subnets: 10.211.55.0–10.211.55.127 and 10.211.55.128–10.211.55.255. The switch gateway address 10.211.55.1/25 is in the first /25 subnet, while the PC address 10.211.55.151 is in the second /25 subnet. This means the PC and its configured default gateway are not actually in the same subnet from the switch’s perspective. HPE Aruba Networking AOS-CX CLI documentation shows IP addressing on interfaces using prefix-length notation, such as /25, which defines the subnet size. Option A is incorrect because the port is configured with no shutdown and no STP error state is shown. Option B is incorrect because an access port does not require VLAN tagging from the PC. Option D is incorrect because a PC normally uses a default gateway, not a static route, for Internet access.