Aruba-ACMA HPE6-A70 HP Study Notes

The company has multiple small branch offices where APs at each branch office must forward internet traffic locally and corporate traffic over a secure tunnel to a centralized Mobility Controller (MC).

The company has some devices that support both 5GHz and 2.4GHz, and the APs must operate in both frequency bands.

The company requires high availability for its wireless services, and APs must be able to be controlled by more than one Mobility Controller (MC) in case a controller fails.

The company has a Mobility Manager (MM)-based solution that requires APs to terminate to multiple controllers that reside in different administrative domains.

a Web server to host a login portal

a shared password to secure access to the WLAN

RADIUS server or servers

a policy to allow unauthenticated users to receive RADIUS

Establish clusters of Mobility Controllers (MCs).

Configure MM to provide backup AP tunnel termination in case of controller failure.

Deploy all licenses locally yo APs, so that they can continue to function if they lose contact with their controller.

Configure APs to convert to controller-less Instant AP mode during controller failure.

It immediately applies only to the guest role, as part of the final policy applied to the role. Administrators cannot apply the rule to other roles.

It immediately applies to the guest role and other roles, as part of the first policy applied to the role.

It immediately applies to the guest role and other roles, as part of the final policy applied to the role.

It immediately applies only to the guest role and other roles, as part of the first policy applied to the role. Administrators can choose to apply the rule to other roles.