Free HPE Networking Central Exam Practice Questions

A.  

Microbranch SSID with Centralized policies

B.  

Tunneled SSID with Centralized policies

C.  

Mixed SSID with Centralized policies

A.  

A two-step flow covering system settings and routing settings, followed by device-level overrides

B.  

A three-step flow covering inventory assignment, license assignment, and audit trail verification steps

C.  

A four-step flow covering general settings, VLAN settings, authentication settings, and loop-prevention settings

D.  

A five-step flow covering VLANs, VRFs, BFD, routing protocols, and gateway tunneling parameters

A.  

The license subscription page that shows key distribution, expiration status, and utilization totals

B.  

The alerts reporting page that ranks active alert instances and supports search and filtering tools

C.  

The network overview dashboard that summarizes network state and highlights items needing action

D.  

The device inventory page that lists devices and allows filtering by type and assignment status

A.  

Access points, bridges, gateways, and AOS-CX/AOS-S switches

B.  

Gateways, air monitors, mobility conductors, and DHCP servers

C.  

Access points, VPN concentrators, ClearPass servers, and core routers

D.  

Switch stacks, NAC appliances, endpoint agents, and internet firewalls

A.  

Configure the default enforcement for the policy to allow-all

B.  

Add a rule to restrict internal access at the end of the policy

C.  

Add a rule to restrict internal access at the start of the policy

A.  

Apply Guest role to all users with ClearPass

B.  

Configure captive portal under the WLAN profile

C.  

Set security level to Guest under WLAN profile

A.  

Remote Console service from the Troubleshoot page

B.  

OOBM connection from the Troubleshoot page

C.  

Template groups with multi-edit

A.  

Using dynamic native VLAN selection on both peers based on observed broadcast traffic

B.  

Using the same native VLAN on both peers to reduce inconsistencies on the trunk link

C.  

Using different native VLANs on both peers to separate management and user traffic

D.  

Using native VLAN tagging on both peers so the native VLAN always carries a VLAN ID

A.  

VSF to form one logical switch with shared control plane

B.  

VSX on supported platforms for distributed control and fast recovery

C.  

Two independent switches configured with VRRP and MSTP

A.  

Run an NSLookup in the Troubleshoot panel.

B.  

Review event logs only.

C.  

Check firmware compliance.