HPE6-A79 · Question #71
Refer to exhibit. A company has a multiple Arua implementation with three different locations named Headquarter, Branch, and Telecommuters. The network design includes the following: - Headquarter…
The correct answer is A. Create an AirWave RAPIDS rule with a Suspected Rogue classification and the SSID Matches FXBroker111 condition, then access any RAPID List entry that. A foreign exchange broker in a shared office space uses an Aruba Mobility Master (MM)-Mobility Controller (MC) architecture along with ClearPass and AirWave. The corporate network is FXBroker121, but users report that they cannot access the FXBroker111 SSID. The team suspects…
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Refer to exhibit. A company has a multiple Arua implementation with three different locations named Headquarter, Branch, and Telecommuters. The network design includes the following:
- Headquarter APs terminate at the Mobility Controller (MC) cluster and propagate Corporate, Guest, and Voice SSIDs
- Branch APs terminate at the Branch Office Controller (BOC) and propagate Corporate and Voice SSIDs
- BOC reaches the Mobility Master (MM) through a VPNC.
- Telecommuter RAPs terminate at VPNC and propagate Corporate and Voice SSIDs.
- The Corporate SSID on the RAPs is split-tunnel, all other SSIDs are tunnel.
The network design requires minimal AP group and VAP configuration effor, while preventing unnecessary VAP propagation to lower hierarchy levels. Following Aruba node hierarchy desing recommendations, which group hierarchy design helps meet these requirements?
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- ACreate an AirWave RAPIDS rule with a Suspected Rogue classification and the SSID Matches FXBroker111 condition, then access any RAPID List entry that
- BUse ClearPass Event viewer and search for entries with the FXBroker111 Aruba-Essid-Name VSA attribute, then obtain the value of the Aruba-AP-Group
- CUse ClearPass Event viewer and search for entries with the FXBroker111 Aruba-Essid-Name VSA attribute, then obtain the value of the Aruba-Location-id
- DCreate and AirWave RAPIDS rule with a Suspected Rogue classification and the SSID Does Not Match FXBroker121 condition, then access any RAPIDS List
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(34 responses)- A44% (15)
- B9% (3)
- C15% (5)
- D32% (11)
Explanation
A foreign exchange broker in a shared office space uses an Aruba Mobility Master (MM)-Mobility Controller (MC) architecture along with ClearPass and AirWave. The corporate network is FXBroker121, but users report that they cannot access the FXBroker111 SSID. The team suspects that a rogue AP is in place and a malicious user tried to disguise the WLAN name. How can the organization's network administrator identify and locate the potential rogue AP? matches the rule and click on Location. entry that matches the rule and click on Location. Explanation/Reference:
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