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
to a 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.
What is true about the implementation of MultiZones in this scenario?

An administrator has ArubaOS-Switches that support tunneled node. The administrator
wants to tunnel all user traffic from the Ethernet ports on the switches, and have the
controllers authenticate the user traffic and apply the appropriate user role.
Which implementation meets these requirements?

An administrator configures a network scan set in AirWare to scan a subnet to discover
new switches. The scan completes and AirWave successfully uses the SNMP credentials
to validate SNMP access. However, SSH access fails and the administrator must manually
configure the SSH credentials used for all of these devices.
To prevent this problem in the future, what should the administrator complete prior to
running the network scan?

Refer to the exhibit.

An administrator implements AP licensing on a Mobility Master (MM).
Network engineers at CampusA want to deploy an additional 100 APs. Currently all of the
AP licenses in CampusA and CampusB are allocated, but only 200 of the AP licenses in
CampusC are allocated.
Each campus is responsible to purchase its own AP licenses.
There are 900 AP licenses deployed in the global pool.
There are three dedicated pools.
From the global pool, 300 AP licenses are assigned to each dedicated pool.
What can the administrator do to add capacity for CampusA in alignment with campus
policies?

An administrator stages an AP and re-provisions it as a RAP from the Mobility Master
(MM). When re-provisioning the RAP, the administrator must enter a user’s credentials.
What is the purpose of these credentials?

An administrator has a cluster of Aruba Mobility Controllers (MCs). The administrator wants
to manually reboot one of the controllers.
Before rebooting, which command should the administrator use to move the APs?

Refer to the exhibit. An administrator implements an L2 cluster of Aruba Mobility
Controllers (MCs) as shown in the exhibit. An external RADUIS AAA server authenticates
clients associated with the Active User Anchor Controller (A-UAC), where the NAS IP address sent from Controller B is 10.254.1.2.

By default, what happens to the user’s session when it is handed over to the Standby UAC
(S-UAC) after a failover?

An administrator needs to implement multiple configuration changes on a set of Aruba
Mobility Controllers
(MCs) that involve both VLAN and interface configurations at the same time. The
controllers are deployed in a cluster.
How can the administrator accomplish this task?