HPE6-A69 Aruba Certified Switching Expert Written Exam Questions and Answers

Multi-protocol BGP routing needs to be defined for route leaking

Route Distinguisher needs to be set to 1 for default VRF.

Route leaking is supported between non-default VRFs only

Route leaking between default and non-default VRFs is supported with Aruba CX 8400.

The ACL would be valid only if bound to 1/1/2 outbound.

The implicit rule allows the traffic

The implicit rules deny the traffic.

The traffic is allowed when ACL is Pound to inbound traffic.

Strict Priority scheduling protects against starvation of low priority queues.

Under strict Priority, the port will never forward a packet in a tower priority queue if a higher priority queue includes even one packet.

Strict Priority must be used with egress queue shaping to prevent starvation.

Strict Priority works best when the network uses the higher priority queues for the majority of applications

Use NetEdit to replicate the configuration of QoS policies to all wired switches

in a RADIUS server with Aruba Vendor Specific Attribute (VSA) dictionary, you can add QoS policies for user roles.

With ClearPass and downloadable user roles, you can add QoS policies for user roles

QoS policies should be configured by the Mobility Controller when you need to set to all wired access switches

Remove the IP address on every VLAN interface, and replace it with another one in the same subnet Configure active gateway IP with the default gateway address on every VLAN interface on Doth switches

For every VLAN Interface, configure a VRRP IP address with the same IP address as already present in the first VSX node. Configure this on both switches.

Remove the IP address on every VLAN interface, and replace it with another one in the same subnet Configure VRRP with the default gateway address as virtual IP-address per VLAN.

For every VLAN interface, configure an active gateway IP with the same IP address as already present in the first VSX node Configure this on both switches

By placing it in the strict priority queue

By defining voice VLANs inside VLAN context

By attaching the QoS settings directly to device profiles

By implementing TOS-profiles