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Pass HP HPE6-A81 PDF Dumps | Recently Updated 60 Questions

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To take this exam, you should have a good understanding of ClearPass technologies, including authentication methods, access control policies, and device profiling. You should also be familiar with the Aruba product line and be able to design and implement ClearPass solutions that integrate with other Aruba products. The exam is designed to test your ability to work with ClearPass in real-world scenarios, so it’s important to have practical experience with the technology.

NEW QUESTION 31
A customer is troubleshooting a user that has complained about randomly having issues connecting the network with EAP PEAP using the Corporate Laptop. The initial checks are showing a number of authentication failures but no sign of issues with the ClearPass server or AD.
What can the Customer do to monitor this user Authentication trend closely over the next few days?

configure a Report using Radius Failed Authentication template and schedule it to run every 5 mins

configure an Alert using Failed Authentication template with Threshold 1. Interval 5 mins

add the user name in the Insight/Alert/Watchlitst and get the authentication failures notifications within 30 seconds

add to ClearPass Insight Dashboard the Authentication Status widget for this specific user

NEW QUESTION 32
A corporate Clear Pass Cluster with two servers located at a single site, has both Management and Data port IP addresses configured. The Management port IPs art in the DataCenter networks subnet, while the Data port IPs are in the DMZ. What is the difference between using one Virtual IP for the AAA traffic versus sending AAA requests to the physical IPs for each server’ (Select two.)

Using the one Virtual IP can provide failover.

One Virtual IP can be used together with the individual server IPs for load balancing.

By using the Virtual IP, the failover wait time is faster than using individual server IPs.

The failover can be accomplished only by using Virtual IP

The Individual IPs can provide failover and load balancing.

NEW QUESTION 33
Refer to the exhibit.

A year ago. your customer deployed an Aruba ClearPass Policy Manager Server for a Guest SSID hosted in an IAP Cluster The customer just created a new Web Login Page for the Guest SSiD Even though the previous Web Login page worked test with the new Web Login Page are failing and the customer has forwarded you the above screenshots.
What recommendation would you give the customer to fix the issue?

The customer should reset the password for the username accxCdlexam.com using Guest Manage Accounts.

The service type configured is not correct. The Guest authentication should be an Application authentication type of service.

The Address filed under the WebLogin Vendor settings is not configured correctly. It should be set to instant, Aruba networks com,

The WebLogin Pre-Auth Check is set to Aruba Application Authentication which requires a separate application service on the policy manager

NEW QUESTION 34
Refer to the exhibit.

What could be causing the error message received on the OnGuard client?

The Service Selection Rules for the service are not configured correctly

The Health-Check service does not have Posture Compliance option enabled

The client’s OnGuard Agent has not been configured with the correct Policy Manager Zone.

There is a firewall policy not allowing the OnGuard Agent to connect to ClearPass

NEW QUESTION 35
A Customer has these requirements:
* 2.000 loT endpoints that use MAC authentication
* 6.000 endpoints using a mix of username/password and certificate (Corporate/BYOD) based authentication
* 1.000 guest endpoints at peak usage that use guest self-registration
* 1500 BYOD devices estimated as 3 devices per User (500 users)
* 2.500 endpoints that have OnGuard installed and connect on a daily basis What licenses should be installed to meet customer requirements?

11.500 Access. 1.500 Onboard. 2.500 OnGuard

13.000 Access. 1.500 Onboard. 2.500 OnGuard

9.000 Access. 500 Onboard. 2.500 OnGuard

11.500 Access. 500 Onboard. 2.500 OnGuard

NEW QUESTION 36
What is used to validate the EAP Certificate? (Select two.)

Key usage

Date

Server Identity

SAN entries

Common Name

NEW QUESTION 37
Which statement is true about Radius IETF attributes Called-Stat ion-Id and Calling-Station-ld?

Called-Station-ld contains the mac address of the supplicant while Calling-Station-ld contains the mac address of the authenticator.

Called-Station-Id contains the mac address of the supplicant and SSID name while Calling-Station-Id contains the mac address of the authenticator.

Called-Station-ld contains the mac address of the authenticator while Calling-Station-Id contains the mac address of the supplicant.

Called-Station-ld contains the mac address of the authenticator while Calling-Station-ld contains the mac address of the supplicant and SSID name.

NEW QUESTION 38
Refer to the exhibit.

The users connecting to a wireless SSIO “secure-HS-5007” were being processed by an incorrect 802.1 X service created for VIP access and the user gets deny access. The customer has sent you the screenshot to get your support to resolve the issue What changes will you suggest to fix it?

To the HS_Building 802.1 X service, add another service rule condition with VIP access Aruba-Essid-Name and leave it in same position

In the HS_Building 802.1X service, remove the service rule condition with Aruba controller location name and leave it in same position

Delete the HSBuilding 802 IX service, odd VIP access Aruba-Essid-Name as fourth condition to WSBuilding Aruba 802 1X service

In the HSBuilding 802. IXservice. change the Authentication method for AMCAuth for VIP access and leave it in same position

NEW QUESTION 39
Refer to the exhibit.

You have set up a home lab for ACCX exam preparation with Aruba Clear Pass integrated with Aruba Controller and Instant Access Point Guest Mac Caching functionality is configured only for Aruba Controller’s guest SSID and a common Web Login page is configured for both NAD devices You tested and verified the mac caching functionality for a client by connecting it to the Aruba Controller’s guest SSID.
What will happen when you disconnect the client from Aruba Controller’s guest SSID and connect it to Instant APs guest SSID?

The client will bypass the captive portal authentication by completing the MAC authentication.

The client will fail the mac authentication and will be redirected to the captive portal page.

The client does not have to complete any authentication as the re-connection was immediate.

The client will be redirected to the captive portal page to complete the web authentication.

NEW QUESTION 40
You have configured a factory default Aruba controller with Clear Pass for guest access and the NAS vendor settings – Address field in the guest weblogin page is configured with Aruba controller’s default self-signed certificate common name “securelogin.arubanetworks.com” that the client will use to submit the authentication request.
What happens when the client sends a DNS request to securelogin aruba networks com?

The controller will intercept the ONS request sent to its HTTPS certificate common name and return its own IP address.

Address field in the web login vendor settings should be set to IP address of the controller instead of certificate CN name.

Client does not send the DNS request, the ClearPass resolves the hostname in the NAS vendor settings Address field.

The controller will pass the request to the DNS server and server returns the IP of the controller from the DNS records.

NEW QUESTION 41
Refer to the exhibit.

A customer is trying to configure a TACACS Authentication Service for administrative what could be the reason for the Login Status REJECT?

The password used by the administrative user is wrong.

The Enforcement profile used is not a TACACS profile.

The Read-only Administrator role does not exist on the Controller.

The Enforcement profile is not designed to be used on Aruba Controller

NEW QUESTION 42
A customer has deployed an OnGuard Solution to all the corporate devices using a group policy result to push the OnGuard Agtnts. The network administrator is complaining that soma of the agents are communicating to the ClearPass server that is located in a DMZ. outside the firewall The network administrator wants all of the agents System Health Validation traffic to stay inside the Management subnets.
What can the ClearPass administrator do to move the traffic only to the ClearPass Management Ports?

Select the correct OnGuard Agent installer, and use the one configured for Management Port for the clients.

Filter TCP port 6658 on the firewall, forcing the OnGuard agent to use the ClearPass Management port.

Configure a Policy Manager Zone mapping so the OnGuard agent will use the Management Port IP.

Edit the agent.conf file being deployed to the clients to use the ClearPass Management Port for SHV updates

NEW QUESTION 43
When building an SNMP-based enforcement profile what option can you assign to the user as actions? (Select three).

Enforce a VLAN ID for the client

Set a session timeout for the client

Enforce Firewall policies

Send captive portal web re-direct URL

ClearPass Downloadable Role

Reset the connection after the settings has been pushed

NEW QUESTION 44
What configuration steps should you follow to add terms and conditions page on Guest seIf-registration for CPPM? (Select two).

Edit the creetoraccepiterms form field in register page and change HTML section by pointing the hyperlink to the HTML file uploaded

Edit the accept_terms form field in receipt page and change HTML section by pointing the hyper link to the HTML file uploaded m Guest Manager

Create an HTML page with custom terms and condition and upload it to public files under Clearpass Guest -> configuration -> content manager

Edit the creatoracceprterms form field in receipt page and change HTML section by pointing the hyperlink to the HTML file uploaded

Create an HTML page with custom terms and condition and upload it to private files under Clearpass Guest -> configuration -> content manager

NEW QUESTION 45
Refer to the exhibit.

A customer has just configured a Posture Policy and the T 2 -Health check Service. Next they installed the OnGuard Agent on a test client connected to the Secure_Employee SSID. When they check Access Tracker they see many WEBAUTH requests are being triggered What could be the reason’

The OnGuard Agent trigger the events based on changing the Health Status.

The OnGuard Agent is connecting to the Data Port interface on ClearPass.

TCP port 6658 is not allowed between the client and the ClearPass server.

OnGuard Web-Based Health Check interval has been configured to three minutes.

NEW QUESTION 46
A customer has multiple Aruba Controllers integrated with ClearPass for guest access using a controller-initialed login method. The customer is aware that a public CA-signed captive portal certificate is required in Aruba controllers for controller-initiated workflows. The customer has purchased unique public CA-signed server certificates for each controller.
What configuration steps would you suggest to the customer to complete the deployment? (Select three.)

From the weblogin/ self-registration page NAS Vendor settings, enable the check box for “The controller will send the IP to submit credentials” under Dynamic address.

Edit the HTML header in the weblogin/ self-registration register page with a script to match the controllers IP and captive portal certificate CN names respectively.

From the Aruba controller, enable the option “Add switch IP address in the redirection URL” under the respective L3 Authentication profile mapped in the initial role

From the Aruba controller, enable the option ‘Add switch ip address in the redirection URL’ under the respective guest AAA profile mapped in the VAP profile.

Add all the controller IP address and its certificate common names in the DNS server’s Forward Lookup Zones and Reverse Lookup Zones to resolve queries from client.

From the weblogin/ self-registration page Login form settings, enable the check box for “The controller will send the IP to submit credentials” under Dynamic address.

NEW QUESTION 47
Refer to the exhibit.

You are doing a ClearPass PoC at a customer site with a single Aruba Mobility Controller. The customer asked for a demonstration of a simple Web Login functionality. You used a service template to create the guest services. During testing, the user gets redirected back to the weblogin page with an Authentication failed message The guest configurations on the Aruba Mobility Controller are configured correctly Why would the guest fail to authenticate successfully?

The authentication source mapped in the service is incorrect It should be mapped as [Guest Device Repository! (Local SQL DB].

The Unique-Device- Count does not allow any Client devices. Update the Enforcement policy condition: Unique-Device-Count.

The username and/or password used for authentication is incorrect Re-enter the correct password on the weblogin page.

The username used for authentication does not exist in the Guest User Database. Create a new user and authenticate again

NEW QUESTION 48
A customer has two different geographical sites deployed with two ClearPass servers in each site. Site A has the Publisher (CPPM1) and a subscriber (CPPM2) and Site B has two subscribers (CPPM3 S CPPM4) All wired and wireless authentication requests from the respective sites are handled by respective CPPMs deployed in the sites When both the CPPM servers in Site B are lost, the authentications from Site B is handled by Site A subscriber (CPPM2). To control the Multi-Master Cache flush and reduce the amount of inter-site traffic, the customer also created a new Policy Manager Zone (Zone1) The Site B CPPM3 & CPPM4 are part of Zone! and Site A CPPM2 is also mapped to Zone1 as it will act as the backup RADIUS server for Site B The corporate laptops are installed with Persistent agent to run the OnGuard check and the OnGuard settings are also mapped to the Zones The Site A corporate user subnets are mapped to default zone and the Site 6 corporate user subnets are mapped to Zone1. The customer has the following issue in the setup: The corporate clients from Site A authenticating against the CPPM2 as their Primary RADIUS server assigns Quarantine enforcement profile even though the user s health status is Healthy.
What is the cause of this issue?

Multi-master cache also contains the roles and posture of the associated and unassociated clients and is shared with all members part of that Policy Manager Zone. CPPM2 belongs to Zone1 and the OnGuard setting for Site A is part of the default zone and the system health validation information is sent to one of the nodes that are part of its home zone As Posture cache for Site A hi not available with CPPMZ. it fails to apply the enforcement profile based on correct health status.

Multi-master cache also contains the roles and posture of the connected clients and is shared only with the members part of that Policy Manager Zone. CPPM2 belongs to Zone1 and the OnGuard setting for Site A is part of the default zone and the OnGuard system health validation information is sent to one of the nodes that are part of its home zone only. As Posture cache for Site A is not available with CPPM2. it fails to apply the enforcement profile based on correct health status.

Multi-master cache also contains the roles and posture of the connected clients and is shared across all members part of the cluster. The OnGuard setting for Site A is part of only the default zone and the system health validation information is sent to one of the nodes that are part of its home zone only As the OnGuard setting of the Site A corporate user subset is not mapped with default as well as Zone1. CPPM2 fails to apply the enforcement profile based on correct health status.

Multi-master cache also contains the roles and posture of the connected clients and is shared across all members part of the cluster. The OnGuard setting for Site A is part of only the default zone and the OnGuard system health validation information is sent to one of the nodes that is part of its home zone only. As the CPPM2 is also not mapped to the default zone as well as Zone1, CPPM2 fails to apply the enforcement profile based on correct health status.

NEW QUESTION 49
What is the Secure SSIO (otherwise referred to as Single SSID) OnBoard deployment service workflow?

Onboard Provisioning RADIUS service, Onboard Authorization Application service, Onboard Pre-Auth Application service. Onboard Provisioning RADIUS service Onboard Provisioning RADIUS service,

Onboard Authorization RADIUS service. Onboard Pre-Auth Application service. Onboard Provisioning RADIUS service Onboard Provisioning RADIUS service. Onboard Prt-Auth Application service.

Onboard Authorization Application service. Onboard Provisioning RADIUS service Onboard

Provisioning RADIUS service. Onboard Pre-Auth RADIUS service. Onboard Authorization Application service. Onboard Provisioning RADIUS service.

NEW QUESTION 50
You have designed a ClearPass solution for an Information Technology Business Park with 50,377 concurrent sessions including the visitors. The deployment includes eight ClearPass servers handling RADIUS authentication. Guest Self-Registration. Onboard and OnGuard. CPPM1 is acting as Publisher. CPPM2 to CPPM8 are added as subscriber nodes CPPM4 is the designated Standby Publisher. Servers CPPM2 and CPPM3 will be handling the Guest and Onboard HTTPS traffic. On a few devices, Corporate users will perform username and password based authentication with Active Directory accounts and on few devices, they will be using private CA signed TLS certificates to do the authentication The customer has three Active Directories (AD1, AD2 and A03) part of Multi-Domain Forest. To provide authentication redundancy, the customer has configured multiple Virtual IP settings between ClearPass servers in a cluster.

On all the Network Access Devices (NAD), the primary authentication server is configured as the VIP IP address and the secondary authentication server rs configured as CPPM1 MGMT IP address Based on the information provided, which ClearPass nodes will you join to the AD domain

Join CPPM1. CPPM4 to CPPM7 servers to the AD root domain

Join CPPM2 to CPPM7 ClearPass servers to the AD root domain.

Join all the eight ClearPass servers to AD1, AD2 and AD3 domains.

Join CPPM1. CPPM4 to CPPM8 to the AD1. AD2 and AD3 domains.

NEW QUESTION 51
Refer to the exhibit.

The customer configured a guest operator access by creating a custom operator profile and the built-in universal ClearPass profile mapping translation rule. When he tests the setup, he gets authentication failed. Using the streenshots sent by the customer as a reference, what would suggest to the customer to fix the issue?

To map the operator profile name HS_Receptionist in the translation rule value field

To re-enter the correct username and password for the Active Directory user Mike07.

To correct the case sensitive attribute name in the enforcement profile to admin_privileges

To verify if the username Mike07 has the Active Directory Title attribute set as Reception.

The HP HPE6-A81: Aruba Certified ClearPass Expert Written exam is designed to test your knowledge of advanced-level ClearPass features and functionality. This certification exam is ideal for ClearPass experts who have extensive experience in designing, deploying and troubleshooting ClearPass solutions in highly complex environments.

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