HPE6-A81 HP Aruba Certified ClearPass Expert Written Exam exact Exam Questions

Aruba Certified ClearPass Expert Written Exam

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Question # 4

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A customer is doing a new ClearPass installation and is setting up clustering between two ClearPass servers running a 6.8.6 version. The ClearPass server failed to add the subscriber node. The customer was able to login to the console of the ClearPass server with the same CLI password used during the cluster setup. The customer has sent you the screenshots seeking your support Why did an attempt to add a subscriber node failed showing that error?

The data and time in the subscriber was not synchronized with the NTP server

The subscriber server is running with a default self -signed HTTPS certificate

The default database certificate used in the publisher server is not a valid certificate

The subscriber server is running with a public signed and trusted HTTPS certificate

Question # 5

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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?

Change the Rules evaluation algorithm in the Enforcement policy of HPE ArubaOS Mac auth policy as " select all matches " and add the CoA action as HPE Bounce switch port in the profiler tab.

Create a new condition in last position with Type and operator as Tips:Role EQUALS [User Authenticated] with action as Allow access profile permitting any services and any ports to do profiling.

Create a new condition in first position with Type and operator as Authorization (Endpoint Repository]:Category NOT_EXISTS with action as Limited access profile allowing only DHCP service.

Create a new condition in the first position with Type and operator as Authorization [Endpoint Repository] Category NOT_EXISTS with action as Limited access profile and ArubaOS wireless terminate session

Question # 6

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The users connecting to a wireless SSIO " secure-HS-5007 " were being processed by an incorrect 802.1 X service created for VIP access and the user gets deny access. The customer has sent you the screenshot to get your support to resolve the issue What changes will you suggest to fix it?

To the HS_Building 802.1 X service, add another service rule condition with VIP access Aruba-Essid-Name and leave it in same position

In the HS_Building 802.1X service, remove the service rule condition with Aruba controller location name and leave it in same position

Delete the HSBuilding 802 IX service, odd VIP access Aruba-Essid-Name as fourth condition to WSBuilding Aruba 802 1X service

In the HSBuilding 802. IXservice. change the Authentication method for AMCAuth for VIP access and leave it in same position

Question # 7

Which statements art true about controller-initiated and server-initiated login method? (Select two)

Controller-initiated login method should be used if the guest user ' s network login will be handled by the controller-based AP to perform the HTTP post when the user attempts a login.

Controller-initiated login method should be used of the guest user ' s network login will be handled by the guest browser to perform the HTTP port when the user attempts a login

server-in it will login method should be used if the guest user s network login will be handled by the wired switch by standing the authentication request to (PPM when the user attempts a login

server-initiated login method should be used if the guest user’s network login will be handled by ClearPass by sending the authentication request to itself when the user attempts a login

server-initiated login method should be used if the guest users network login will be handled by the ClearPass by standing a CoA after authentication request is posted to itself when the user attempts a login

Question # 8

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You have set up a home lab for ACCX exam preparation with Aruba Clear Pass integrated with Aruba Controller and Instant Access Point Guest Mac Caching functionality is configured only for Aruba Controller ' s guest SSID and a common Web Login page is configured for both NAD devices You tested and verified the mac caching functionality for a client by connecting it to the Aruba Controller ' s guest SSID.

What will happen when you disconnect the client from Aruba Controller ' s guest SSID and connect it to Instant APs guest SSID?

The client will bypass the captive portal authentication by completing the MAC authentication.

The client will fail the mac authentication and will be redirected to the captive portal page.

The client does not have to complete any authentication as the re-connection was immediate.

The client will be redirected to the captive portal page to complete the web authentication.

Question # 9

A customer has acquired another company that has its own Active Directory infrastructure. The 802 1X PEAP authentication works with the customer ' s original Active Directory servers but the customer would like to authenticate users from the acquired company as well.

What steps are required, in regards to the Authentication Sources, in order to support this request? (Select two.)

Create a new Authentication Source, type Active Directory.

Create a new Authentication Source, type Generic LDAP.

Add the new AD server(s) as backup into the existing Authentication Source.

There is no need to join ClearPass to the new AD domain.

Join the ClearPass server(s) to the new AD domain.

Question # 10

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A customer has configured Onboard in a cluster with two nodes. All devices were onboarded in the network through node1 but those clients fail to authenticate through node2 with the error shown What steps would you suggest to make provisioning and authentication work across the entire cluster? (Select three)

Configure the Network Settings in Onboard to trust the Policy Manager EAP certificate.

Have all of the BYOO clients disconnect and reconnect to the network.

Configure the Onboard Root CA to trust the Policy Manager EAP certificate root.

Make sure that the EAP certificates on both nodes are issued by one common root Certificate Authority (CA).