HP HPE6-A71 Exam Questions : Aruba Certified Mobility Professional Exam

An administrator wants to implement the MultiZone feature in a company's network to segregate corporate and guest traffic. Corporate traffic will have APs establish connections toa cluster managed by a Mobility Master (MM), and guest traffic will have the same APs establish connections to a standalone controller at the company's DMZ.
Given this scenario, what is true about the implementation of Multizone?

• A. Only the primary zones can reboot, upgrade, or provision MultiZone APs.
• B. The primary and data zones must be in the same L2 subnet.
• C. A MultiZone AP can initially connect to any zone to obtain its configuration.
• D. A management sessionis established only with the primary zone, but data sessions are established to all zones.

An administrator configures AirGroup policies to define which Apple services are visibleand available to wireless users in a campus WLAN. However, the policies are not being enforced.
Where must the administrator enable the AirGroup functionality on the Mobility Master (MM) so that the policies will be in effect?

• A. At the global Managed Network hierarchy
• B. At the Access Points level in the Managed Network hierarchy
• C. At the controller level in the Managed Network hierarchy
• D. At the Mobility Master hierarchy

An administrator implements a standalone controller that runs ArubaOS 8.x. Which feature should the administrator configure to optimize the RF operation for the company's WLAN?

• A. ARM
• B. AirMatch
• C. Clustering
• D. Zones

A cluster has two Aruba 7240 Mobility Controllers (MCs) and two Aruba 7220 Mobility Controllers (MCs).
How is the cluster leader elected if all controllers have the default priority?

• A. The controller with the highest IP address is elected.
• B. The 7240 controller with the lowest IP address is elected.
• C. The 7240 controller with the highest MAC address is elected.
• D. The controller with the highest MAC address is elected.

An administrator makes a configuration change on a Mobility Master (MM) that causes a Managed Controller to lose connectivity with the MM. The MCattempts auto roll-back, but this fails.
How should the administrator recover from this problem?

• A. Reboot the MC to force auto-roll back to occur.
• B. Access the CLI of the MC, execute the disaster-recovery command, and undo the changes.
• C. Access the CLI of the MC and execute the no command to revert the changes.
• D. Access the CLI of the MC and identify the previous configuration file the MCshould use.