HPE6-A80 · Question #68
A customer has already upgraded the wireless services for several buildings at a campus with an Aruba network, which has 250 APs and 6500 wireless clients. The network core currently has a cluster…
The correct answer is A. Clustering on MCs and VRRP on Core switches. A customer needs a network upgrade. The customer has these availability requirements for wireless access: - One MC and one core switch can fail with immediate, stateful failover for client connections. - Network upgrades can occur without the requirement of a maintenance…
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A customer has already upgraded the wireless services for several buildings at a campus with an Aruba network, which has 250 APs and 6500 wireless clients. The network core currently has a cluster of two MC 7210s. Now the customer needs a wireless upgrade at another building on the campus, which is connected to the network core with 8 strands of SM fiber at a distance of 1800 feet (550 m). This building has its own local data center and Internet connection. The company would like it to be able to operate completely autonomously if its aggregation layer loses connectivity with the core. The architect has determined that this building has 1000 wireless clients and will require 35 APs. The architect recommends two new MC 7030 to be deployed at the aggregation layer in the building, rather than the network core. What justifies this recommendation?
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Options
- AClustering on MCs and VRRP on Core switches
- BVRRP on MCs and VSF on Core switches
- CVRRP on both MCs and Core switches
- DClustering on MCs and VSF on Core switches
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Explanation
A customer needs a network upgrade. The customer has these availability requirements for wireless access: - One MC and one core switch can fail with immediate, stateful failover for client connections. - Network upgrades can occur without the requirement of a maintenance window. The exhibit shows the architecture plan. Which technologies should the architect recommend?
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