HP HPE6-A49 - Aruba Certified Design Expert Written Exam

An architect has recommended the deployment or RAPs at user home offices to provide access to the corporate LAN.
How should the architect plan the SSID for the RAPs?

• A. Same SSID and security settings as the corporate SSID
• B. same name used for the corporate SSID, but always with WPA2-Personal security
• C. any name for the SSID, which would be open; VIA is used for security
• D. any name for the SSID with MAC-Authentication

A customer has phones used as wireless Voice over IP (VoIP) devices.
Which is one implication for the design?

• A. Apply a bandwidth contract to the phone VLAN to limit broadcast and multicast traffic.
• B. Plan policies for the phone role on MCs to give the phones a high QoS priority.
• C. Ensure that APs connect on Smart Rate ports to support the high bandwidth demands of the phones.
• D. Ensure a -75 GHz signal in both the 2.4GHz band and the 5GHz band across the entire site.

A school district has instant APs (IAPs) at multiple locations. The school district wants a simpler way to manage the IAPs from a single location. However, it does not have the IT staff to handle the installation and management of a management solution on site.
What should the architect recommend?

• A. Purchase a subscription for Aruba Central device management.
• B. Purchase licenses for a Virtual Mobility Controller (VMC).
• C. Deploy an Aruba MC in a central location, and convert IAPs to CAPs.
• D. Deploy Aruba AirWave in central location.

A customer has multiple, very small branch sites that require just one or two APs each. The office has a local Internet connection, but the traffic is destined to the corporate data center, which has an Aruba wireless solution.
Which branch office solution best meets the customer needs?

• A. RAPs and 7005 branch office controllers with an SD-WAN license
• B. IAPs and 7005 branch office controllers with an SD-WAN license
• C. CAPs and 7005 branch office controllers
• D. RAPs and no branch office controllers

A hospital needs an upgrade to 802.11ac for its wireless network, which needs to provide complete coverage.
The hospital has a concrete exterior and uses drywalls for all of the interior walls with a few exceptions as mandated for safety. The building has 10 foot (3m) ceilings. The legacy APs were deployed in the hallway, but the customer is open to deploying APs in any room such as reception areas, patient rooms, operating rooms, treatment rooms, and lounges.
The wireless network must support wireless medical devices, voice communicators for medical staff, laptops in nurse stations, medical staff tablets, and visitor and patient personal devices. All of these devices support both the 2.4GHz and 5GHz band.
The exhibits below show one wing of one floor of the hospital. This wing is about 14,000 square feet (1300 sq.
m). This area has up to:
* 40 concurrent patients and visitors, who might have up to two devices
* 40 concurrent staff members, who might have up to three devices
* About 100 medical and other types of wireless devices
Several of these wireless medical devices are in the X-ray and X-ray control rooms. The architect has already planned to place APs in stairwells on another floor.
Which AP plan for this wing of this floor meets the customer needs?
A)

B)

C)

D)

• A. Option C
• B. Option B
• C. Option A
• D. Option D