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HP.HPE6-A86.v2026-07-28.q137 Dumps

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Question 66

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Question 67

You are testing a Captive Portal for wired guest access and are seeing the self-signed certificate warning below.

Which statement is true?

A.A public CA signed certificate should be deployed.
B.HTTPS should be disabled, and HTTP should be used instead.
C.The self-signed CA should be imported into the trust store.
D.An enterprise CA signed certificate should be deployed.

Correct Answer: A

The correct answer is A. A public CA signed certificate should be deployed. The browser warning appears because the captive portal is presenting a self-signed certificate that the client device does not trust. For guest access, client devices are usually unmanaged and cannot be expected to already trust an internal or self-signed certificate authority. HPE Aruba Networking documentation for captive portal deployments recommends that production environments obtain and install a certificate issued for the site or domain by a well-known Certificate Authority. This avoids browser trust warnings and gives guest users confidence that they are connecting to the correct portal. Option B is incorrect because disabling HTTPS and using HTTP would reduce security and expose portal traffic. Option C may work only for managed devices where the self-signed or private CA can be pushed into the trust store, but that is not practical for open wired guest access. Option D can be valid for internal managed users, but for guests, a public trusted CA certificate is the best answer.

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Question 68

Which user group exists by default on an HPE Aruba Networking CX 6400 Series switch?

A.read-only
B.restricted
C.auditors
D.reporting

Correct Answer: C

The correct answer is C. auditors. HPE Aruba Networking AOS-CX documentation for the 6200, 6300, and
6400 switch series identifies three built-in user groups: administrators, operators, and auditors. These built-in groups have fixed privileges. The administrators group has full privileges, including full CLI access, firmware upgrades, configuration viewing, configuration changes, and user account management. The operators group has no switch configuration privileges and is mainly limited to basic display-only access and viewing nonsensitive configuration information. The auditors group is restricted to audit-related functions. Since the question asks which user group exists by default on a CX 6400 Series switch, "auditors" is the only listed option that matches the HPE Aruba Networking AOS-CX built-in groups. The other options-read-only, restricted, and reporting-are not listed as default built-in AOS-CX user groups for the CX 6400 platform.
This makes option C the verified answer.

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Question 69

A Solutions Architect is troubleshooting a newly deployed VSF stack of two CX 6300 switches.
The stack appears to be working, but the architect wants to validate the health of the physical VSF links connecting the two members.
Which specific `show` command should be used to display the status of these dedicated VSF link interfaces?

A.`show lacp interfaces`
B.`show vsf link`
C.`show interface brief`
D.`show vsf`

Correct Answer: B

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Question 70

Which commands can ensure the current configuration persists after a reboot? (Choose two.)

A.commit confirm
B.write memory
C.save force
D.copy startup-config running-config
E.copy running-config startup-config

Correct Answer: B,E

These commands save the active running configuration to persistent storage so it is retained after a reboot. Writing the configuration to startup storage ensures the switch reloads the same configuration when it restarts.

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