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HP HPE6-A82 - Aruba Certified ClearPass Associate Exam

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Total 60 questions

Which two are required to add a Network Access Device (NAD) into ClearPass? (Select two.)

A.

ClearPass Admin login credentials

B.

SSH password

C.

Shared Secret

D.

HTTPS certificate

E.

NAD IP address

Refer to the exhibit.

Which user authentication request will match the service rules of the Policy Service shown?

A.

a wireless user connection would fail because of miss-configured service rules

B.

a wireless user connected to any SSID named "CORP"

C.

a wireless user connecting to any SSID on an Aruba Controller

D.

a wireless user connecting to an Aruba IAP on the SSID "CORP"

What are benefits of using Network Device Groups in ClearPass? (Select two.)

A.

Allows Service selection rules to match based upon which Network Device Group the Network Access Device (NAD) belongs to

B.

Network Access Devices (NADs) only require Aruba factory installed certificates to join a Network Device Group

C.

A Network Access Device is must be discovered by ClearPass prior to be added to a Network Device Group

D.

Another way to add a customizable "attribute" field to reference when processing authentication requests

E.

Can apply to both Network Access Devices (NADs) as wen as client machines as a way to filter authentication requests

Refer to the exhibit.

What is true regarding leaving the indicated option "Use cached Roles and Posture attributes from previous sessions" unchecked?

A.

The service will make the enforcement decision based upon the updated Posture regardless of caching

B.

A posture change applied to an endpoint is going to be lost each time the client re-authenticates

C.

Posturing win no longer be evaluated in determining the enforcement policy for current or future sessions.

D.

Cached posture results are no longer stored by ClearPass but instead are saved to the endpoint of the client.

An organization wants guests to be able to create their own guest accounts for access to the public WLAN Guests do not want to have to repeatedly tog in multiple times through the day Which clearPass feature can meet these requirements?

A.

Enforcement based on endpoint profiling

B.

Guest access with Media Access Control (MAC) caching

C.

ClearPass Onboard Portal.

D.

Guest self-registration with sponsor approval

An organization wants to have guests connect their own personal devices to the wireless network without requiring a receptionist setting up a guest account. Which ClearPass feature can be used to meet the organization's requirements?

A.

Guest with self-registration

B.

ClearPass Onboard

C.

MAC authentication with profiling

D.

Policy Manager Enforcement

Refer to the diagram.

When creating a new ClearPass Service, the [Time Source] has been added as an authorization source. What time source is ClearPass referencing?

A.

the ClearPass server where insight Master has been enabled

B.

the local time setting found on the authenticating client machine

C.

the NTP (Network Time Protocol) source indicated in the Cluster settings

D.

the local clock of the ClearPass server doing the authentication

What are two ways to add guest accounts to ClearPass? (Select two.)

A.

Using the "Import Accounts" under ClearPass Guest

B.

Using the "Create Account" or "Create Multiple'' options under ClearPass Guest

C.

Assigning the default role "Lobby Ambassador to a receptionist to then add the accounts

D.

Using the "Sync Accounts'' under ClearPass Guest

E.

importing accounts from Active Directory once ClearPass is added with Admin credentials