Study with HP0-Y44 Actual Test Questions

Refer to the exhibit.
Wireless local mesh

Which, if any, of the APs shown in the exhibit require provisioning for the local mesh settings?

• A. None of the APs
• B. AP 2 and 3 Only
• C. AP 3 only
• D. AP 1, 2, and 3

How does 802.1h (DFS) help 802.11 devices avoid interference?

• A. The standard enables 802.11g and 802.11n devices to switch channels when interference causes the SNR to drop below the minimum level.
• B. The standard ensures that 802.11n devices do not interface with radar in the 5 GHz frequency range.
• C. The standard enables APs to switch channels when they encounter any interference in the 5.0 GHz range.
• D. The standard ensures that 802.11 devices do mil interfere with other, non-802 11, devices that use the 2.4 GHz range.

A customer has an HP MSM solution that consists that consists of an HP MSM Controller and controlled HP MSM APs. The solution supports a VSC for guests that enforces HTML based user login (Web-Auth) using the controller's internal login pages. The company wants to see the login page, read a legal agreement and then click a button to receive free access. For this purpose, the company Web designer has customized the appearance of the login page but altered underlying code.
When a user clicks the Free Access button, the controller creates a user account for the guest. What are two features of that account? (Select two)

• A. The username and password are derived from entries that the user types into the login page.
• B. The account has an expiry time that is performed from the session timeout value in the default AC profile.
• C. The account has an expiry time that is derived from the free access validity duration.
• D. The account is copied to Guest Management Software (CMS) if the MSM Controller is synchronized with that application.
• E. The account has an expiry time that is derived from entries that the user types into the login page.
• F. The account uses attributes that are defined for the default AC profile.

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Client status A company has an HP MSM solution that consists of an MSM760 Premium Mobility Controller and controlled HP MSM APs. Users are having trouble connecting to a VSC with these settings:

-Use Controller for Authentication = Enabled -Use Controller for Access Control = Disabled -Wireless mobility = Disabled -Security = WPA2 (AES-CCMP) -802.1 authentication = Enabled and remote
The network administrator can see the clients as associated wireless clients in the Controller's web browser interface. The exhibit shows the detailed status for one of the clients.
Based on this information, which settings should the network administrator check for issues?

• A. Tagging on switch ports connected to MSM Controller ports
• B. Use accounts on the MSM controller
• C. Encryption supported by the clients
• D. RADIUS profile settings on the MSM Controller
• E. Tagging on switch ports connected to APs

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Network topology

Currently the HP MSM720 Controller shown in the exhibit is operating at its factory default settings except for the VLAN ID on the access network. Other ports have their factory default, VLAN assignments. Now a network administrator change the internet network VLAN ID to 20. The network administrator assigns this profile as a tagged VLAN on port 2 and connects the port to the core switch. The network administrator loses to access to the controller.
What is the most likely cause of the problem?

• A. A broadcast storm
• B. The controller capturing traffic and directing it to its internal public access interface.
• C. A routing loop between the controller's ports
• D. The controller handing out invalid DHCP addresses