HP2-Z12 · Question #56
You have installed a replacement Wireless Unified LAN Controller A3000G, and you now need to access its management interface. Managing this controller is similar but not identical to managing HP A…
The correct answer is A. At factory default settings, you can reach the controller's Web browser interface at the default. New WLAN Access Controller If you are installing a new WLAN access controller, you can access the controller in one of the By using the default settings to access the Web browser interface By establishing a console Web Browser Interface Unlike the A Series switches, the WLAN…
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You have installed a replacement Wireless Unified LAN Controller A3000G, and you now need to access its management interface. Managing this controller is similar but not identical to managing HP A Series switches. What is one difference?
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- AAt factory default settings, you can reach the controller's Web browser interface at the default
- BThe controller does not provide a console port, so you must access the CLI using Telnet or
- CThe controller supports only one level of management access instead of four.
- DThe controller does not support a backup startup-config.
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(56 responses)- A80% (45)
- B2% (1)
- C13% (7)
- D5% (3)
Explanation
New WLAN Access Controller If you are installing a new WLAN access controller, you can access the controller in one of the By using the default settings to access the Web browser interface By establishing a console Web Browser Interface Unlike the A Series switches, the WLAN access controllers support management access through a Web browser by default. You can connect your management workstation directly to a switch port on the controller and configure your workstation to use an IP address in the same subnet as the controller's default address, which is 192.168.0.100/24.
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