HP Aruba Certified ClearPass Associate - HPE6-A82 Exam Practice Test

A. The guest account is created in an enabled state with the Tog in" button functional

B. The guest account is not yet created and remains in a disabled state There is not "Log in" button yet displayed

C. The guest account is created in disabled state, the "Log In" button will appear only after the sponsor approval process is completed

D. The guest account is created in a disabled state with the "Log In" button grayed out

A. The captive portal page hosted on the Aruba controller

B. The redirect will time out and fan to resolve

C. The captive portal page hosted on ClearPass

D. The captive portal page hosted on Aruba Central in the cloud

A. configuring ClearPass as a DHCP relay for the client

B. DHCP profiling is enabled on ClearPass by default; configuration of the network access devices is not necessary

C. enabling the DHCP server to profile endpoints and forward meta-data to ClearPass

D. enabling DHCP relay on our network access devices so DHCP requests are forwarded to ClearPass

A. Guest serf-registration

B. PEAP

C. EAP-TLS

D. MAC Authentication

A. Onboard

B. Profiling

C. Posture

D. Captive Portal

A. "Known" endpoints can be authenticated based on MAC address to bypass the captive portal login.

B. These are endpoints whose beacons have been detected but have never completed authentication

C. The label "Known" indicates rogue endpoints labeled as "friendly" or "ignore"

D. "Known" endpoints have be fingerprinted to determine their operating system and manufacturer.

A. When a client sends an authentication request to ClearPass, the profiler will also gather DHCP information

B. The client needs to be granted limited access before the enforcement policy can take into account the device type

C. Because DHCP fingerprinted is a Layer-3 function, it cannot t>e used with an 802 1X authentication service.

D. The client needs to connect to an open network first to be profiled, then shifted to the secure 802.1x network.