A branch location is deploying standalone wireless access points (APs). What can be used to configure and manage these APs? (Select two.)

A. Access Controller

B. Web interface

C. IMC/UAM

D. IMC/EAD

E. CLI

What is an advantage of the HP IMC Wireless Service Manager (WSM)?

A. An organization can centrally configure WLAN deployments of up to 10,000 FIT access points.

B. An organization can centrally manage WLAN deployments of up to 5,000 FIT access points.

C. An organization can configure switches, routers, and access controllers from a central location.

D. An organization can manage guest access through the command line interface.

Where can a network administrator check for successful authentication in User Access Manager?

A. User Access Log > Auth Failure Log

B. User Access > LDAP Users

C. User Access Log > Access Details

D. User Access > Access Device Log

Which statement is correct about passwords when a network administrator synchronizes User Access Manager (UAM) with an Active Directory server?

A. Passwords are set but with a different salt value.

B. Passwords set in the Active Directory must be reset to different values when synchronized with UAM.

C. Passwords are stored in clear text in UAM.

D. Passwords are checked against the Active Directory during authentication.

In an HP BYOD solution, what does DHCP fingerprinting provide?

A. endpoint information

B. web browser type

C. SSID of the connection

D. user account information

A business deploys a wireless network that includes an HP 10500/7500 module and 120 access points (APs). They plan to increase the number of APs to 250. Which step must be performed in order to register the upgrade's license management feature?

A. On the controller, in System view, enter the command license register AP.

B. On the controller, in User view, enter the command license register AP.

C. On the controller, in the My Networking Windows, select the update licenses option.

D. On the controller, in License view, enter the command register AP.

A corporate user accesses a corporate network on SSID CORPORATE. The user endpoint is set up for 802.1X in PEAP-MSCHAPV2. HP BYOD is implemented.

Wireless is set up on a HP Unified Wireless controller

Accounts have been synchronized with an Active Directory Domain controller.

In this scenario, access to SSID CORPORATE fails, and the User Access Log > Auth. Failure Log in User Access Manager (UAM) does not show any events. Which components should the network administrator check to determine the cause of this?

A. setup of RADIUS scheme on the Wireless controller and setup of Access Device in UAM

B. DHCP relay on L3 switch and DHCP agent

C. Certificate Installation in UAM and SSID in wireless controller

D. BYOD Portal and HTTP agent

Which action can a guest manager perform?

A. Manage accounts of other guest managers.

B. Create but not delete guest accounts.

C. Set up corporate users as guests in the self-service page.

D. Extend the lifetime of guest accounts.

A network administrator is setting up a wireless network secured by 802.1X authentication in EAP mode with an HP BYOD solution. What is an important concept to remember when configuring a Windows laptop to access the wireless network?

A. Root certificates from a Certificate Authority are not needed. The laptop will validate the RADIUS certificate using its client certificate.

B. Do not validate any certificates sent by the RADIUS server. This may cause security issues.

C. User Access Manager can self-generate its own certificate, and this kind of certificate does not need any validation.

D. To automatically validate a certificate sent by User Access Manager (UAM), a client must have a root certificate from the Certificate Authority that issued the UAM certificate

An organization has deployed dual radio access points (APs). They have a mixture of 802.11b, g, and n clients. In this scenario, why is it desirable to steer 802.11n enabled clients to operate in the 5 GHz band?

A. Signals in 5 GHz band propagate further than 2.4 GHz, which enables 802.11n devices to connect at great distances

B. 802.11n can use the higher modulation and coding schemes, which are not allowed in the 2.4 GHz band.

C. When 802.11n devices operate in 2.4 GHz band, they prevent legacy 802.11b.g devices from connecting

D. There are more non-overlapping channels, which increases the probability that channel bonding can be used