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HOTSPOT
Match each network requirement to the corresponding top IT initiative.

Correct Answer:

A large enterprise wants to replace its legacy switches at the access layer of a campus network and may be interested in also implementing HP Intelligent Resilient Framework (IRF) at the access layer. Which switches would you recommend?

• A.HP 5500HI Switch Series
• B.HP 7500 Switch Series
• C.HP 3800 Switch Series
• D.HP 5400 zl Switch Series

An IT manager is interested in replacing legacy routers at a company branch office and does not want to be required to use a specific vendor. Which FlexNetwork feature would you emphasize?

• A.FlexNetwork is scalable so large and medium-sized businesses can take advantage of features appropriate to their size.
• B.FlexNetwork provides agility, allowing companies to roll out new applications and services faster.
• C.FlexNetwork delivers a consistent experience no matter where users access the network.
• D.FlexNetwork is built on open standards, which are also supported throughout the branch, campus LAN, and data center.

Your customer's IT Director asks you if HP has a product that supports the complete FCAPS model. Which product would you discuss with the CEO?

• A.Software-Defined Networking (SDN)
• B.HP Intelligent Resilient Framework (IRF)
• C.HP FlexFabric product portfolio
• D.HP Intelligent Management Center (IMC)

Which statement describes the HP optimized WLAN architecture?

• A.Authentication traffic is always forwarded to the controller, while APs forward user traffic directly onto the wired network as directed by the controller.
• B.WLANs can be configured to support distributed forwarding, distributed forwarding with centralized authentication, or centralized access control.
• C.Intelligent access points (APs) always handle authentication traffic and distribute user traffic directly onto the wired network, ensuring that wireless traffic does not create bottlenecks.
• D.APs can be configured to support distributed forwarding for all user traffic they receive or centralized access control for all traffic.