Online Access Free HPE6-A77 Practice Test

Refer to the exhibit:


You configured a new Wireless 802.1X service for a Cisco WLC broadcasting the Secure-ADM-5007 SSID.
The client falls to connect to the SSID. Using the screenshots as a reference, how would you fix this issue?
(Select two.)

• A.Update the service condition Radius:IETF Called-Station-ld CONTAINS secure-adm-5007
• B.Remove the service condition Radius:lETF Service-Type BELONGSJTO Login-User (1). 2. 8
• C.Change the service condition to Radius:lETF Calling-Station-ld EQUALS Secure-ADM-5007
• D.Make sure that the Network Devices entry for the Cisco WLC has a vendor setting of "Airspace"

A customer has completed all the required configurations in the Windows server in order for Active Directory Certificate Services (ADCS) to sign Onboard device TLS certificates. The Onboard portal and the Onboard services are also configured. Testing shows that the Client certificates ate still signed by the Onboard Certificate Authority and not ADCS.
How can you help the customer with the situation?

• A.Enable access to SCEP servers from the Certificate Authority to make ClearPass Onboard to use of the Active Directory Certificate Services (ADCS) web enrollment to sign the device TLS certificates.
• B.Configure
  the identity certificate signer as Active Directory Certificate Services and enter the ADCS URL
  http://ADCSVVeoEnrollmentServemostname/certsrv in the OnBoard Provisioning settings.
• C.Educate the customer that, when integrating with Active Directory Certificate Services (ADCS) the Onboard CA will the same authority used for signing me final TLS certificate of the device.
• D.Enable access to EST servers from the Certificate Authority to make ClearPass Onboard to use of the Active Directory Certificate Services (ADCS) web enrollment to sign the device TLS certificates.

Refer to the exhibit:

A customer is deploying Guest Self-Registration with Sponsor Approval but does not like the format of the sponsor email. Where can you change the sponsor email?

• A.in the Sponsor Confirmation section
• B.in the Receipt Page - Actions
• C.in the Configuration - Receipts - Templates
• D.in me Configuration - Receipts - Email Receipts

Refer to the exhibit:

A customer with multiple Aruba Controllers has just installed a new certificate for "*.customerdomain com" on all Aruba Controllers. While testing the existing guest Self-Registration page the customer noticed that the logins are failing. While troubleshooting they are finding no entries in the Event Viewer or Access Tracker for the tests. Suspecting that the Aruba Controllers may not be properly posting the credentials from the guest browser, they open the NAS Vendor Settings for the Guest Self-Registration Page. From the screen shown, how can you fix the errors?

• A.Change the "IP Address field to "captiveportal-login.customerdomain.com".
• B.Change the "Secure Login:" field to "Use Vendor Default".
• C.Add PTR records on the DNS server for "securelogin.arubanetworks.com".
• D.Change the "IP Address: field to" securelogin.customerdomain.com.

Refer to the exhibit:

You have configured Onboard but me customer could not onboard one of his devices and has sent you the above screenshots. How could you resolve the issue?

• A.Instruct the user to delete the profile on one of their other BYOD devices.
• B.Increase the maximum number ofdevices that all users can provision to 3.
• C.Increase the maximum number ofdevices allowed by the individual user account.
• D.Instruct the user to run the Quick connect application in Sponsor Mode.