A network administrator is in charge of a Mobility Master (MM) - Mobility Controller (MC) based WLAN. The administrator has deployed an Airwave Management Platform (AMP) server in order to improve the monitoring capabilities and generate reports and alerts.
The administrator has configured SNMPv3 and Admin credentials on both the MMs and MCs and has created Groups and Folders in the AMP server.
What two additional steps must the administrator do in order to let Airwave monitor the network devices? (Choose two.)

A company with 50 small coffee shops in a single country requires a single mobility solution that solves connectivity needs at both the main office and branch locations. Coffee shops must be provisioned with local WiFi internet access for customers.
The shops must also have a private WLAN that offers communication to resources at the main office to upload sales, request supplies through a computer system, and make phone calls if needed. In order to simplify network operations, network devices at the coffee shops should be cloud managed.
Which technologies best meet the company needs at the lowest cost?

Refer to the exhibit.

A network administrator has a Mobility Master (MM) Mobility Controller (MC) architecture along with the MC in the DMZ for terminating RAPs. The network firewall has been provisioned to allow access to the MC in the DMZ for both UDP 500 and 4500. Then he proceeds to provision an AP as shown in the exhibit.
Which additional configuration steps must the administrator to assure RAPs successfully contact the MC? (Choose two.)

Refer to the exhibits.
Exhibit 1

Exhibit 2

Exhibit 3

A network administrator wants to allow contractors to access the corporate WLAN named EmployeesNet with the contractor role in VLAN 40. When users connect, they do not seem to get an IP address. After some verification checks, the network administrator confirms the DHCP server (10.254.1.21) is reachable from the Mobility Controller (MC) and obtains the outputs shown in the exhibits.
What should the network administrator do next to troubleshoot this problem?

A network administrator assists with the migration of a WLAN from a third-party vendor to Aruba in different locations throughout the country. In order to manage the solution from a central point, the network administrator decides to deploy redundant Mobility Masters (MMs) in a datacenter that are reachable through the Internet.
Since not all locations own public IP addresses, the security team is not able to configure strict firewall polices at the datacenter without disrupting some MM to Mobility Controller (MC) communications. They are also concerned about exposing the MMs to unauthorized inbound connection attempts.
What should the network administrator do to ensure the solution is functional and secure?