Online Access Free H12-351_V1.0 Practice Test

Free mobility is a solution that ensures a user obtains the same network access policy regardless of the user location and IP address. On iMaster NCE-Campus, administrators can divide network-wide users and resources into different security groups and resource groups from different dimensions. Which of the following statements are true about security groups and resource groups?

• A.IP address sets cannot overlap between security groups, but can overlap between resource groups.
• B.Security groups and resource groups can be imported and exported in batches using an Excel template.
• C.Security group members can be configured by statically binding IP addresses or dynamically delivered through Huawei proprietary RADIUS attributes.
• D.The priority of dynamically authorized members in a security group is lower than that of statically bound members.
• E.For resource groups, a policy is generated on the enforcement point for each resource group instead of for each IP address.

Satellite positioning can achieve high positioning accuracy in both indoor and outdoor scenarios.

• A.False
• B.True

Which of the following layers is not included in the overall networking logic of energy efficiency management in the loT solution?

• A.Egress layer
• B.Network layer
• C.Application layer
• D.Access layer
• E.Terminal layer

Which of the following methods are used in IPsec to ensure secure transmission of service data on the network through encryption and authentication?

• A.The sender verifies the identity of the receiver.
• B.The receiver verifies the identity of the sender.
• C.The receiver rejects old or duplicate packets in order to prevent attacks initiated by malicious users who resend sniffed packets,
• D.Data integrity is verified.

What are the disadvantages of using a standalone WAC, instead of the native WAC, to deploy a wireless network?

• A.Separated authentication for wired and wireless access
• B.Separated wired and wireless management
• C.More possible failure nodes
• D.Dispersed wired and wireless policy control points