HPE6-A73 Exam Dumps - HP Aruba Certified Switching Professional (ACSP) V1 Questions and Answers

Deployment

Schedule

Plan

Agent

It identifies the VLAN that the user traffic will be assigned to when it comes out of the tunnel and is forwarded by the gateway.

It identifies the VLAN that the user traffic will be assigned to, whether the traffic is tunneled or locally switched

It defines the VXLAN identifier to identified UBT traffic between the AOS-CX switches and the gateway solution

It identifies the VLAN that the switch will use when tunneling the traffic to the gateway

Both ASBRs should define External Type 1 routes for the

Both ASBRs should define External Type 1 routes for the

Both ASBRs should define External Type 2 routes for the

Both ASBRs should define External Type 2 routes for the

If 10.100.1.2 is not reachable, the IoT traffic will be automatically dropped by the switch

If a specific route is not available in the routing table, the traffic will be routed to 10.100.1.2

The next hop of 10.100.1.2 can be one or more hops away from the AOS-CX switch

All routes are ignored in the routing table for IoT traffic, which is routed to 10.100.1.2

Certificate installed on the switch

Web server running on the switch

Device fingerprinting

AAA server

GRE tunneling

User-based tunneling

Port-based tunneling

IPSec tunneling

By default, a summarized log is created every minute with a count of the number of matches

Logging will not include certificate and TLS events, but counting will

The “count” and “log” options are processed by the AOS-CX switch’s hardware ASIC

The total in the “log” record and the count could contain different rule matching statistics

The default next-hop address supersedes the two preceding next-hop addresses

The traffic is always dropped is the next-hop addresses are unreachable

The traffic will be routed with the IP routing table entries if the next-hop addresses are unreachable

The next-hop address of 1.1.1.1 is overwritten by the next-hop address of 2.2.2.2