What are the Airtime Allocation Policy options for Airtime Fairness? (Choose three)

• A. Preferred Access
• B. Distributed Access
• C. Priority Access
• D. Fair Access
• E. Default Access

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Referring to the diagram provided for this question, an employee brought an unauthorized AP from home and attached it to the cubicle Ethernet port as shown in the diagram. The APs are in VLANs as shown in the diagram. Only AP1 is within RF range.
How will the Aruba controller classify this AP?

• A. an AM
• B. an AP
• C. an Interfering AP
• D. a workstation
• E. a Rogue AP

An administrator configures an AP-group and provisions Remote APs (RAPs) in this AP-group.
The AP-group is configured with VAP-1 and VAP-2:
VAP-1: SSID-Employee, Forwarding mode - Split-tunnel
VAP-2: SSID-Local, Forwarding mode - Bridge, Operation mode - backup
A RAP can no longer reach the controller with PAPI. What is the result of this situation?

• A. The RAP reboots and comes up as an IAP
• B. Clients associated to the Employee SSID can only access the local network
• C. The RAP does not broadcast any SSID
• D. The backup SSID begins broadcasting

Referring to the diagram provided for this question, in which locations must you define the new data VLANs for wireless client traffic? (Choose two)

• A. in the routers and switches where the APs are physically connected
• B. in all L2 switches where an Aruba AP is physically connected
• C. only on the Aruba controller in an L3 deployment
• D. in all APs and the L2 switches to which they are connected
• E. in the Aruba controller and the router it's connected to in an L2 deployment

An administrator manages a network that includes three campuses. The network uses Aruba Mobility Controllers and Aruba APs. Each campus is managed, where each campus has its own master-local topology.
The administrator wants to simplify the operations of Control Plane Security (CPSec) to allow APs to be centrally provisioned but can be placed in any campus.
What must the administrator do to allow an AP to securely connect to any controller in any campus?

• A. Set up a third-party solution to provide root Certificate Authority (CA) and subordinate CA services.
• B. Set up one master controller as a CPSec Trust Anchor and the other master controllers as cluster members.
• C. Set up each master controller as a CPSec Trust Anchor at each of the three campuses.
• D. Set up three cluster domains with a single CPSec Trust Anchor for the entire network.