HPE6-A29 · Question #135
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. Control Plane Security is not enabled on the…
The correct answer is A. the layer 2 switches have ACLs that block GRE traffic C. a DHCP server is not configured for the segment to which the AP is connected. See the full explanation below for the reasoning.
Question
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. Control Plane Security is not enabled on the network. An access point is provisioned with AP name and group and connected to a different Layer 2 switch on the corporate LAN that has IP connectivity to the core layer 2 switch. The AP powers on and layer 2 connects to the network, but the wireless radios do not power on. Which could cause this condition? (Choose two.)
Options
- Athe layer 2 switches have ACLs that block GRE traffic
- Bthe layer 2 switches are configured to block IPSec traffic
- Ca DHCP server is not configured for the segment to which the AP is connected
- Dthe AP's mac address needs to be configured in the Aruba controller whitelist.
- Ethe AP and controller are in different subnets
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(40 responses)- A75% (30)
- B8% (3)
- D15% (6)
- E3% (1)
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