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HPE6-A29 · Question #308
An administrator supports a large campus WLAN infrastructure. A section of the warehouse building on the campus is no longer user. The administrator moves the Aruba APs from the unused building…
The correct answer is A. When booting, access the AP's boot mode and execute the purgeenv command. See the full explanation below for the reasoning.
Question
An administrator supports a large campus WLAN infrastructure. A section of the warehouse building on the campus is no longer user. The administrator moves the Aruba APs from the unused building section to a new location in the network. However, when the administrator connects to the APs to their new network location some of the APs cannot find a local controller to establish a connection. What should the administrator do on these APs to solve this problem?
Options
- AWhen booting, access the AP's boot mode and execute the purgeenv command.
- BWhen booting, access the AP's boot mode and define the correct AP Group name.
- CAfter booting, access the AP's CLI and erase its configuration with the erase start- command.
- DAfter booting, access the AP's CLI and define the master controller's IP address with the ipconfig
How the community answered
(41 responses)- A73% (30)
- B5% (2)
- C7% (3)
- D15% (6)
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