HP Implementing and Troubleshooting HP Wireless Networks Sample Questions:

1. A company has an HP MSM solution that consists of an HP MSM Controller and controlled HP MSM APs. The solution includes an access VSC, which enforces HTML-based user login (Web-Auth) using the controller's internal login pages. The network administrator knows that many users who will connect to the VSC clients configured for Web proxy to a server that operates on port 8080.
Which steps can the network administrator take to help clients log in and use the network? (Select two)

A) Enable DNS interception.
B) Change the port used for HTTP on the controller's public access interface.
C) Enable the HTTP/HTTPS proxy supports feature.
D) Enable redirection to the public access interface through HTTP rather than HTTPS.
E) Create Mac address public access across attributes for the clients with the proxy settings.

2. Refer to the exhibit.

The exhibit shows the settings for the X_Employees VSC. For this VSC, which devices will negotiate the EAP method?

A) Station and interval RADIUS server of the MSM Controller.
B) MSM AP and external RADIUS server.
C) Station and the external RADIUS servers.
D) Station and the MSM AP.

3. Refer to the Exhibit.
Portion of the settings for VSC profile A, VSC profile B, and VSC profile C.

A network administrator is deploying an HP MSM solution for a hotel. The solution consists of an HP MSM760 Access Controller and HP MSM317 Access Devices. The hotel plans to support guest wireless services. When guests connect to the hotel WLAN, they are redirected to a login page. Similarly, the hotel plans to leave ports 3 and 4 open for guests. When the guest connect their own devices to these ports, they should also be redirected to the hotel's login portal.
The exhibit shows a portion of the settings for three VSCs. Each VSC also support HTML-based user login (Web-Auth). How can the network administrator configure the MSM317 ports 3 and 4 to meet these requirements?

A) Configure switch ports 3 and 4 at the controlled APs level and bind VSCBto them.
B) Configure switch ports 3 and 4 at the controlled APs level and bind VSC C to them.
C) Configure the switch ports 3 at the controlled APs level and bind VSC A to them.
D) Configure switch ports 3 and 4 at the controlled APs level and enable HTML-based user login.

4. Refer to the exhibit.
Wireless local mesh A network administrator needs to configure a dynamic wireless mesh to connect HP MSM AP 1 to the network. AP 1 will installed outdoors where Ethernet not available. It will connect to AP 2 or to AP 3, one of which will provide the primary link and one of which will act as backup. both Ap2 and AP 3 have connection to the Ethernet network and should not connect to each other.

Where are appropriate roles for the three APs?

A) 1 = Slave: 2 = Alternate master: 3 = Alternate master
B) 3 = Alternate master: 2 = Alternate master; 3 = Alternate master
C) 1 = Slave: 2 = Master: 3 = Master
D) 1 = Slave: 2 = Master, 3 = Alternate master

5. A comp.mv needs high availability for a wireless solution that includes 10 HP MSM APs.
The company wants to deploy two HP MSM Controllers in a team to the high availability requirement. Which two controllers and accompanying licenses best meet the need?

A) Two MSM 720 controllers, one controller with a premium mobility license and one controller with the base license
B) Two MSM 710 controllers with mobility licensees for both controllers.
C) Two MSM 710 controllers with premium licenses for both controllers.
D) Two MSM 720 controllers with premium mobility licenses for both controllers.

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