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A user uses Microsoft Windows for a wireless session. Based on the output shown in the exhibit for the selected Aruba AP, what is the possible problem with this user's wireless session?

• A.The user misconfigured the Managed Network Settings profile in Windows.
• B.The AP has reached the limit for number of users that are allowedto connect to the radio.
• C.The controller cannot reach the AAA server to perform the authentication.
• D.The user is configured for PEAP, but the WLAN profile on the controller implemented EAP-TLS.

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Refer to the exhibit.

A user uses Microsoft Windows for a wireless session. Based on the output shown in the exhibit for the selected Aruba AP, what is the possible problem with this user's wireless session?

• A.The controller cannot reach the AAA server to perform the authentication.
• B.The user misconfigured the Managed Network Settings profile in Windows.
• C.The AP has reached the limit for number of users that are allowed to connect to the radio.
• D.The user is configured for PEAP, but the WLAN profile on the controller implemented EAP-TLS.

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Which two protocols does AirWave use to monitor Aruba Mobility Controllers ()?

• A.PAPI and GRE
• B.SNMP and SSH
• C.SNMP and AMON
• D.PAPI and AMON

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The administrator expects the AP to connect to a cluster, but the AP fails to connect. The administrator examines the configuration of an AP from apboot mode shown in the exhibit. What can the administrator determine about the configuration of the AP?

• A.The AP is configured to terminate on a non-cluster Mobility Controller.
• B.The AP is configured as a RAP to terminate on a Mobility Master.
• C.The AP is configured as a RAP to terminate on a stand-alone controller.
• D.The AP is configured to terminate on a Mobility Controller in a cluster.

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An administrator has ArubaOS-Switches that support tunneled node. The administrator wants to tunnel all user traffic from the Ethernet ports on the switches, and have the controllers authenticate the user traffic and apply the appropriate user role.
Which implementation meets these requirements?

• A.Role-based tunneled node with the controllers configured in a cluster
• B.Role-based tunneled node with the controllers configured for standalone mode
• C.Per-port tunneled node with the controllers configured for standalone mode
• D.Per-port tunneled node with the controllers configured in a cluster

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