HP ASE HP2-Z33 Questions & Answers

• Question 1:

  How does an HP BYOD implementation differ from a simple MAC authentication?

  A. In MAC authentication, the MAC address exists as an account in the User Access Manager database. In BYOD, the MAC address of an endpoint is learned during registration.

  B. In MAC authentication, the MAC address exists as an account in the User Access Manager database In BYOD, a successful MAC authentication of an endpoint must precede the registration of a user account.

  C. In MAC authentication, the MAC address exists as an account in the User Access Manager database In BYOD, the MAC address of an endpoint does not need to be learned; the user account is what matters.

  D. In MAC authentication, the MAC address is learned during the first authentication. In BYOD, the MAC address of endpoint is learned during registration.

  Correct Answer: A

• Question 2:

  What are valid ways to create a guest account in an HP BYOD solution? (Select three.)

  A. Guests register themselves and are automatically validated.

  B. Guests use the BYOD self-registration page and are later validated by corporate IT staff.

  C. Guests use the default BYOD user to register automatically.

  D. Guest Managers create the guest accounts.

  E. Corporate users create the guest accounts.

  F. Guests use the BYOD self-registration page and are later validated by Guest Manager.

  Correct Answer: ABF

• Question 3:

  Which components participate in the HP BYOD authentication process? (Select two.)

  A. HTTP agent

  B. Wireless Service Manager (WSM)

  C. User Access Manager DHCP agent

  D. User Access Manager

  E. BYOD portal server

  Correct Answer: BD

  Reference: http://h20195.www2.hp.com/V2/GetPDF.aspx%2F4AA4-5149ENW.pdf (page 4)

• Question 4:

  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 an HP Unified Wired-Wireless Controller

  Accounts have been synchronized with an Active Directory Domain controller.

  A. Setup of RADIUS on the Wireless controller and User Access Manager. Certificate server installation. BYOD Portal setup

  B. Setup of 802.1X Authentication on the wireless controller Installation of certificates in User Access Manager (UAM) Setup of RADIUS on the wireless controller and UAM

  C. Setup of 802 1X Authentication on the wireless controller Setup of RADIUS on the wireless controller and User Access Manager Fingerprinting with the DHCP agent

  D. Setup of 802 IX Authentication on the wireless controller Setup RADIUS on the wireless controller and User Access Manager Fingerprinting with the HTTP agent

  Correct Answer: A

• Question 5:

  In an HP BYOD solution, which settings are required in order to allow guest users to access the BYOD registration page? (Select two.)

  A. User Access Manager Access Condition on the VLAN group that selects the GUEST VLAN

  B. User Access Manager Access Policy that defines user authentication

  C. User Access Manager Access Policy that returns Onboarding VLAN

  D. Portal free rule that enables DNS to be forwarded from onboarding VLAN interface to DNS server

  E. Portal server commands that block HTTP traffic from being forwarded

  Correct Answer: DE

• Question 6:

  A customer has an HP BYOD solution based on an HP 830 Unified Wired-Wireless Controller and HP 425 Access Points (APs). To ease the controller adoption of the APs, a VLAN is set up on the corporate LAN. How should this VLAN be configured?

  A. Set the VLAN on the switches between the APs and Comware L3 switch

  B. Set the VLAN as VLAN 1

  C. Set the VLAN on the switches between the APs and 830 wireless controller

  D. Set the VLAN on the switches between the APs and the 830 switch

  Correct Answer: A

• Question 7:

  Refer to the exhibit.

  

  Based on the access controller configuration shown in the exhibit, when can newly discovered access points (AP) join this AC?

  A. An AP can automatically join if the controller recognizes the AP serial number

  B. An AP can automatically join if the controller recognizes the AP IP subnet address

  C. An AP can automatically join if the controller recognizes the AP name

  D. An AP can automatically join if the controller recognizes the AP model type

  Correct Answer: D

• Question 8:

  Which HP Intelligent Management Center (IMC) module can be used to create a user profile that will limit guest access to a specific wireless service?

  A. Endpoint Admission Defense (EAD)

  B. Use Access Manager (UAM)

  C. Wireless Service Manager (WSM)

  D. Guest Access Manager (GAM)

  Correct Answer: B

• Question 9:

  An HP BYOD solution is deployed on a wireless infrastructure. Which components actively participate in the RADIUS authentication process of a user endpoint? (Select two)

  A. HP APs associated with an HP Unified Wireless controller in its default setup

  B. HP Wireless Service Manager (WSM)

  C. HP 830 Switch

  D. HP User Access Manager

  E. HP 830 Access Controller

  Correct Answer: AD

• Question 10:

  A network administrator wants to set a DNS proxy that forwards DNS traffic to a DNS Server on 10.1.1.1.

  Which HP Comware command set, executed in system-view mode, is required to set this?

  A. dns resolve dns proxy dns server 10.1.1.1

  B. dns resolve dns proxy enable dns server 10.1.1.1

  C. dns proxy resolve dns server 10.1.1.1

  D. dns proxy enable dns server 10.1.1.1

  Correct Answer: B