HP Building HP SDN and FlexNetwork Solutions Sample Questions:

1. A company has an HP Unified Wired-Wireless controller that controls HP MultiService Mobility (MSM) APs. The network administrator wants to implement protection against rogue APs in the company's campus environment. Only APs that have approved MAC addresses should be allowed to operate and support clients. Controlled APs should send disassociation frames to prevent clients from connecting to rogue APs.
The administrator sets up APs to monitor the area and creates a permitted MAC address list with the approved AP MAC addresses. The administrator has not configured any other Intrusion Detection System (IDS) settings. Which additional step must the administrator complete?

A) Enable a dynamic blacklist.
B) Configure the permitted vendor and permitted SSID lists.
C) Enable countermeasures.
D) Deploy the permitted MAC address list as a static attack list to each controlled AP

2. An administrator plans to deploy a wireless network, which might need to support a mix of 802.11g and 802.11n clients in the 2.4 GHz frequency. The administrator wants to prioritize transmissions for 802.11 n clients. Which 2.4 GHz radio setting helps to prevent slow clients from taking more than their share of transmission time?

A) Set up the channel reuse option.
B) Set up the fair scheduling option.
C) Set the mandatory data rate for 802.11g as low as possible.
D) Set the multicast data rate for 802.11n as low as possible.

3. Table of Acronyms A company is deploying an HP VAN SDN Controller solution, which is installed with the HP Network Protector application. The administrator configures the solution to control HP Provision switches and must choose the OpenFlow instance failover mode. Which customer requirement should cause the administrator to choose standalone mode?

A) The solution must work with a single VAN SDN Controller rather than a team of controllers.
B) OpenFlow must be confined to the guest VLAN, which has the devices against which Network Protector guards the network
C) The company requires N+2 redundancy for the VAN SDN Controller functionality and the malware protection.
D) It is vital to protect user connectivity if the controller fails, even if the network is temporarily less protected against malware

4. Table of Acronyms An administrator has configured an HP Comware switch to support FCoE in Fibre Channel Forwarder (FCF) mode. A switch interface, ten1/0/1, connects to a sewer FC host bus adapter (HBA), The HBA should send storage traffic in VSAN 2, which is associated with VLAN 20.

How should the administrator assign FC traffic for this HBA to VSAN 2?

A) By accessing the VLAN 20 configuration view and specifying ten1/0/1 as a member port of the VLAN
B) By accessing the VSAN 2 configuration view and adding ten1/0/1 as a trunk port
C) By binding a VFC interface to ten1/0/1 and specifying VSAN 2 as the VFC interface trunk VSAN
D) By configuring ten1/0/1 as an F-mode FC port and specifying VSAN2 as the port access VSAN

5. Table of Acronyms

An administrator has configured an HP Comware IRF virtual device to support FCoE in Fibre Channel Forwarder (FCF) mode. The IRF device supports VLAN 1, 10, 20, and 30.
The device requires two virtual SANs (VSANs), VSAN 1 and VSAN 2. An individual server might connect to for binding the VSANs. What is valid configuration to VLANs?

A) VSAN 1 and VSAN 2 to VLAN 10
B) VSAN 1 to VLAN 10; VSAN 2 to VLAN 20
C) VSAN 1 and VSAN 2 to VLAN 10; VSAN 1 and VSAN 2 to VLAN 20
D) VSAN 1 and VSAN 2 to VLAN 1; VSAN 1 to VLAN 10; VSAN 2 to VLAN 20

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