HP Unified Wired-Wireless Networks and BYOD Sample Questions:

1. An organizations BOYD security policy states that if an employee wants to connect to the company's wireless network with their personal devices, they must meet the following requirements:
1.A digital certificate must be installed on the employee's personal device and used to authenticate the device.
2.The device must be authenticated using the local EAP authentication server.
Which EAP authentication method is available on the access controller to support this configuration?

A) EAP-PEAP
B) EAP-TTLS
C) EAP-MSCHAPv2
D) EAP-TLS

2. Refer to the exhibit.

A company wants to connect a mid-size branch office to their corporate location. An HP 10500/7500 Unified Wired-Wireless module is deployed at the corporate location. A maximum of six HP MSM access points will be deployed at the branch location.
The company wants to connect both wired and wireless clients to using switches that enable the clients to enforce consistent policies across the corporate and branch locations. Due to the instability of the IP network between the locations, the company does not want to implement remotely-managed access points.
Which HP device meets these customer requirements and is the most cost effective solution for the branch location?

A) HP 870
B) HP 2920
C) HP 830
D) HP 7500

3. To allow user access for corporate employees, a network administrator sets an SSID named CORPORATE using an HP Unified Wireless solution. The administrator wants these security enhancements:
-Enable 802.1x authentication in PEAP MS-CHAP V2 mode on this SSID along with AES and WPA2.
-Set the User Access Manager server at 10.0.1.100 to authenticate 802.1x supplicants.
-The network administrator enters these commands:

What is another set of commands that must be entered onto the Unified Wireless Controller in system-view mode to define the SSID CORPORATE with 802.1X Authentication in PEAP MSCHAPV2, using the defined RADIUS server?

A) Option B
B) Option D
C) Option C
D) Option A

4. The Wireless Intrusion Prevention System (WIPS) determines that a client has exceeded the maximum number of authentication requests that a client should make in the allowed period. What does the WIPS system do?

A) adds the client's MAC address to the static blacklist on the access controller
B) adds the client's MAC address to the static blacklist on the access point
C) removes the client's MAC address from the whitelist on the access controller
D) adds the client's MAC address to the dynamic blacklist for the access point

5. Which customer requirements would cause a WLAN designer to recommend implementing an HP Unified Wired-Wireless enterprise controller? (Select two.)

A) The customer requires high availability and seamless failover of non-centralized traffic,
B) The customer currently has 500 access points and an HP MSM controller deployed, and they plan to deploy an additional 400 access points.
C) The customer plans to deploy a new wireless network with 500 access points.
D) The customer expects that the number of authenticated users will increase from 1500 to 2500.
E) The customer wants to manage their wireless network using the HP IMC platform.

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