What are valid options for Network Access Device Settings? (Select two.)

• A.In CLI settings, you can define the access credentials and the command templates that will be used.
• B.You can configure SNMP Write Settings to send commands to the devices that do not support other methods.
• C.You can configure SNMP Read Settings to monitor the load of a NAD in order not to overload it with the requests.
• D.On the Attributes tab. you can enable the service to write attributes like Location and Device type based on policy.
• E.The OnConnect Enforcement allows you to enable specific ports that trigger Enforcement when any device connects.

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You have configured Onboard but me customer could not onboard one of his devices and has sent you the above screenshots. How could you resolve the issue?

• A.Instruct the user to delete the profile on one of their other BYOD devices.
• B.Instruct the user to run the Quick connect application in Sponsor Mode.
• C.Increase the maximum number ofdevices that all users can provision to 3.
• D.Increase the maximum number ofdevices allowed by the individual user account.

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What is true about the Insight Master Server? {Select two)

• A.There is no need to configure an insight Master Server when using default reports and alerts.
• B.The Publisher is selected by default as Insight Master Server but It can be changed.
• C.When enabling a server to be the insight Master any existing insight Master is overwritten.
• D.An insight Master Server should be selectedin order to configure reports and alerts.
• E.It Is recommended to have an insight server for every zone to limit the traffic between sites.

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Under Onboard management and control, which option will deny the user from re-provisioning the device a second time?

• A.Delete certificate
• B.Delete user
• C.Revoke certificate
• D.Revoke & Delete certificate

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A customer is complaining that some ofthe devices, in their manufacturing network, are not getting profiled while other loT devices from the same subnet have been correctly profiled. The network switches have been configured for DHCP IP helpers and IF-MAP has been configured on the Aruba Controllers. What can the customer do to discover those devices as well? (Select two.)

• A.Update the Fingerprints Dictionary to the latest in case new devices have been added.
• B.Manually create a new device fingerprint for the devices that are not being profiled.
• C.Allow time for IF-MAP service on the controller to discover the new devices as well.
• D.Open a TAC case to help you troubleshoot the DHCP device profile functionality.
• E.Add the ClearPass Server IP as an IP helper address on the default gateway as well.

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