HP Implementing and Troubleshooting HP Wireless Networks Sample Questions:

1. What distinguishes an HP MSM460 from an HP MSM 430 AP?

A) The MSM460 radios support three spatial streams, while the MSM430 radios support two spatial streams.
B) The MSM460 supports 802.11n with MIMO an all radios, while the MSM430 support two spatial streams.
C) Both radios on an MSM460 support both the 2.4 and 5 GHz frequency bands; one radio on an MSM430 supports 5 GHz, and the other supports 2.4 GHz.
D) All radios on an MSM460 support 802.11n, while only one radio on an MSM430 supports this standard.

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

3. Refer to the Exhibit.
Portion of the settings for VSC profile A, VSC profile B, and VSC profile C.

A network administrator is deploying an HP MSM solution for a hotel. The solution consists of an HP MSM760 Access Controller and HP MSM317 Access Devices. The hotel plans to support guest wireless services. When guests connect to the hotel WLAN, they are redirected to a login page. Similarly, the hotel plans to leave ports 3 and 4 open for guests. When the guest connect their own devices to these ports, they should also be redirected to the hotel's login portal.
The exhibit shows a portion of the settings for three VSCs. Each VSC also support HTML-based user login (Web-Auth). How can the network administrator configure the MSM317 ports 3 and 4 to meet these requirements?

A) Configure the switch ports 3 at the controlled APs level and bind VSC A to them.
B) Configure switch ports 3 and 4 at the controlled APs level and bind VSCBto them.
C) Configure switch ports 3 and 4 at the controlled APs level and bind VSC C to them.
D) Configure switch ports 3 and 4 at the controlled APs level and enable HTML-based user login.

4. Refer to the exhibits. Exhibit1. Network topology

Exhibit 1 shows the network topology for an HP MSM solution. Exhibit 2 shows settings for an access-controlled VSC. The HP MSM Controller is currently receiving and sending all access-controlled client traffic on the internet port. Which steps can the network administrator take to alter solution so that controller receive client traffic on the LAN port instead? (Select two)

A) Add an IP interface to the controller's LAN port and enable discovery on the LAN interface.
B) Create routes to the APs subnet through an IP interface on the controller's LAN port.
C) Add an egress network to the APs binding for this VS
D) Disable client data tunneling on the VSC.
E) Add APs egress network as a VLAN on the controller's LAN port. Specify that VLAN as an ingress VLAN on the VSC.

5. A company is deploying an HP MSM APs. The HP MSM solution will provide wireless guest services and a WLAN for employees, which is sourced with WPA2 and 802.1X.
The controller will:
-Handle all guest traffic -Provide DHCP services for guest clients -Force guests to log in through a Web page, and implement access controls
How should the network administrator connect the controller to the corporate LAN?

A) The administrator must connect both the LAN port and the internet port, and the ports must be in the same VLAN.
B) The administrator can connect either the LAN port or the internet port, or both ports, but it is typically recommended to connect the internet port.
C) The administrator must connect both the LAN port and the internet port, and the ports must be in different VLANs.
D) The administrator can connect only the LAN port.

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