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HPE6-A42 · Question #3
An Aruba Remote AP (RAP) operates in split-tunnel mode. How does the AP forward traffic?
The correct answer is B. It sends traffic destined to internal company resources in an IPsec tunnel to a central Mobility Controller (MC), and it bridges other traffic locally. See the full explanation below for the reasoning.
Question
An Aruba Remote AP (RAP) operates in split-tunnel mode. How does the AP forward traffic?
Options
- AIt sends all user traffic in a GRE tunnel to a central Mobility Controller (MC), and it sends control traffic in an IPsec tunnel to the controller.
- BIt sends traffic destined to internal company resources in an IPsec tunnel to a central Mobility Controller (MC), and it bridges other traffic locally.
- CIt sends user and control traffic in two separate IPsec tunnels to the central Mobility Controller (MC), and it bridges all guest traffic locally.
- DIt sends all employee and control traffic in a GRE tunnel to a central Mobility Controller (MC), and it bridges all guest traffic locally.
How the community answered
(25 responses)- A4% (1)
- B80% (20)
- C12% (3)
- D4% (1)
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