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HPE6-A40 · Question #45
A company network consists of a mix of Aruba wireless products and a few other vendors's AP. The network administrator thinks the problem is caused by an Aruba WIDS setting. What could be the cause…
The correct answer is D. The wireless clients are protected by the Protect Valid Station WIDS policy of the Aruba controller. Explanation/Reference:
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Question
A company network consists of a mix of Aruba wireless products and a few other vendors’s AP. The network administrator thinks the problem is caused by an Aruba WIDS setting. What could be the cause of the issue?
Options
- AThe APs are classified rogue and exceed the suspected containment threshold.
- BThe wireless clients are contained by the controller when connected to a rogue AP.
- CThe APs are classified as rogue and contained because of being detected on wireless and LAN.
- DThe wireless clients are protected by the Protect Valid Station WIDS policy of the Aruba controller.
How the community answered
(32 responses)- A3% (1)
- B3% (1)
- C13% (4)
- D81% (26)
Explanation
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Topics
#WIDS#rogue containment#Protect Valid Station#third-party APs
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