HPE7-A06 · Question #36
You are configuring an HPE Aruba Networking Gateway Cluster with AOS-10. What is true about 802.1X functionality in combination with gateways? (Choose two.)
The correct answer is A. Users on L3-connected gateways need to perform a full authentication after re-associated on the D. The gateways are used as a RADIUS proxy, while the AP is the authenticator. In L3-connected gateway designs, a full 802.1X authentication is required after AP re-association because session state is not preserved across gateway re-association. In AOS-10, the AP is the authenticator, but the gateway functions as the RADIUS proxy, forwarding requests to…
Question
You are configuring an HPE Aruba Networking Gateway Cluster with AOS-10. What is true about 802.1X functionality in combination with gateways? (Choose two.)
Options
- AUsers on L3-connected gateways need to perform a full authentication after re-associated on the
- BThe UDG remains fixed on L2-connected gateways but not on L3-connected gateways.
- CRegardless of using gateways, the CoA message is always sent to the APs.
- DThe gateways are used as a RADIUS proxy, while the AP is the authenticator.
- EThe gateways act as RADIUS Proxy only in Tunneled and Bridged Mode.
How the community answered
(23 responses)- A70% (16)
- B17% (4)
- C4% (1)
- E9% (2)
Explanation
In L3-connected gateway designs, a full 802.1X authentication is required after AP re-association because session state is not preserved across gateway re-association. In AOS-10, the AP is the authenticator, but the gateway functions as the RADIUS proxy, forwarding requests to the RADIUS server. This ensures centralized control and policy
Topics
Community Discussion
No community discussion yet for this question.