Aruba Certified Design Expert (ACDX) V8 HPE6-A49 Dumps

1. Refer to the exhibits.

Exhibit 1. Existing wiring plan:

Exhibit 2. Current proposal:

A customer has a building that needs a switch upgrade. The customer would like at least 20Gbps for the uplink bandwidth out of each closet. The building writing plan is shown in Exhibit 1. The customer will not consider any cable upgrades at this point. The current proposal is shown in Exhibit 2.

Which correction must architect make to the proposal to meet the customer requirements?

2. What is one customer requirement that can drive the need for a relatively dense AP deployment, in which the coverage areas of at least three AP radios overlap?

3. Refer to the exhibit.

An architect has planned the wireless and wired access layers for a network upgrade. The entire solution must support 9,000 wireless devices and 2,250 wired endpoints.

The campus core must meet these requirements:

- no more than 4:1 oversubscription on the links to the data center

- switch-level redundancy -near instant failover if one core switch fails

- link aggregations between access layer and core

- same switch software used across the entire campus

Which exhibit shows a campus core that meets the customer needs?

4. A customer has an existing Aruba network, which currently supports up to 9,000 wireless client devices. The existing network includes these components:

- Four 7210 MCs

- Five 7030 MCs

- 200 AP-303HRs

- 300 AP-345s

The customer wants to convert to an ArubaOS 8.x architecture. The architect plans to deploy a virtual MM.

Which exhibit shows the correct BOM for the MM?

5. A customer has multiple medium and large branch sites, each of which requires between 8 and 16 APs and supports between 200 and 600 wireless clients. Every branch site has an internet connection, which it uses to reach the central data center. The customer would prefer the WAN links to be optimized in the solution.

Each side handles between 1 and 2 Gbps of traffic, most of which goes to the central data center. The data center has 7210 controllers for terminating the VPN connections.

Which branch office solution best meets the customer needs?

6. A hospital needs an upgrade to 802.11ac for its wireless network.

The wireless network supports:

- wireless medical devices

- medical staff voice communicators

- laptops in nurse stations -medical staff tablets

- visitor and patient personal devices

All of these devices support both the 2.4GHz and 5GHz band. Assuming about a max throughput of 150 Mbps per AP, the hospital would like to support about 4 Mbps per client.

The architect has used VisualRF to plan the AP placement on one of the floors, which the hospital expects will need to support about 800 wireless devices. The exhibits show heatmaps from this plan. The architect also plans to deploy APs in stairwells between floors.

How well does the plan meet the requirements?

7. An indoor sports stadium has 5,000 seats in two rings:

- The stadium has a ceiling height of 60 feet (18m).

- There is a catwalk around the perimeter of the court, between the court and the seating areas. This catwalk is 40 feet (12m) from the floor.

- There are two scoreboards at either end of the stadium.

- The construction of the stadium is concrete and steel.

The customer does not want an under-seat, pico cell deployment, and the customer requires 802.11ac Wave 2.

Which AP model is appropriate to provide coverage in the main stadium bowl?

8. Refer to the exhibit.

A customer has a wired infrastructure shown in the exhibit. The customer is in the process of expanding their wireless services. They will now add a new wireless solution, with mobility controllers (MCs) connected as shown. The new wireless solution will support a total of 450 APs and about 26,000 wireless devices. It must provide seamless roaming across the entire campus.

After the new deployment, both wired and wireless devices experience IP connectivity issues.

Which change to the existing infrastructure should the architect recommend to support all of the customer requirements?

9. Refer to the exhibit.

A casino and a retail space has an existing Aruba network with Aruba AP-335s. The customer wants to deploy Meridian and enable proximity-based campaigns. The exhibit shows a segment of the floor plan. When visitors enter the areas circled in the exhibit, they should receive a targeted notification about promotions and sales.

What should the architect explain to the customer about how to finish the solution?

10. Refer to the exhibit.

A hotel needs a wireless solution. The architect has selected 303H Series, controlled by a local MC, as the best choice. The hotel plans to have the APs installed in the existing wall boxes which have one Ethernet port each.

The architect has created to BOM shown in the exhibit. (Note that this portion of the BOM does not include the MC, which is not part of this question.)

Which additional clarification should the architect seek to determine whether this BOM fully meets the customer needs?

11. Refer to the exhibit.

A customer needs a wired upgrade for a building on its main campus. The exhibit shows the switches that architect has selected for each closet and the existing cabling. The customer is not open to changing the cabling.

The customer requires link redundancy for the uplinks from each closet and for the links from the building to the core. In non link failure situations, the uplinks from each closet must support at least 20 Gbps, and the building as a whole must have at least 20 Gbps to the core in non link failure situations.

Which options for connecting the closets to the network core are valid? (Select two.)

12. A customer has phones used as wireless Voice over IP (VoIP) devices.

Which is one implication for the design?

13. What is one reason to deploy an Aruba 8320 switch when compared to an Aruba 5400R switch?

14. A hospital needs a wireless solution which will provide guest access for patients and visitors, as well as for medical staff. In addition to laptops and tablets, staff have wireless voice communicator devices. Some medical equipment also connects wirelessly.

How can the network architect help to ensure that patient and visitor internet use does not interfere with more vital hospital applications?

15. Refer to the exhibit.

A mall has an existing Aruba solution with 15 AP-335s. The mall now wants to add Meridian and location-based services, in particular blue dot wayfinding. The customer plans to use the built-in beacon in the existing AP radios. These Meridian licenses have been proposed:

Which concern should the architect raise about this plan?

16. Refer to the exhibit.

A customer needs a network upgrade.

The customer has these availability requirements for wireless access:

- One MC and one core switch can fail with immediate, stateful failover for client connections.

- Network upgrades can occur without the requirement of a maintenance window.

The exhibit shows the architecture plan.

Which technologies should the architect recommend?

17. Refer to the exhibit. A customer needs a wired network upgrade and has complained about performance issues. The architect has collected information about traffic flow on several switch ports in different locations across the network, and the results are shown in the exhibit. Each of these ports is a 1Gbps port.

What can the architect conclude?

18. Refer to the exhibit.

A customer needs a wireless network upgrade and has these requirements:

- Support any applications used on a wired connection

- Support up to 2500 wireless clients

- Support seamless roaming from floor to floor and building to building

- Continue to function seamlessly if one AP or controller fails

The architect has designed the local infrastructure for the network as shown in the exhibit.

Which change should the architect make to better meet customer requirements and best practices?

19. An architect has recommended the deployment or RAPs at user home offices to provide access to the corporate LAN.

How should the architect plan the SSID for the RAPs?

20. A customer has critical wired endpoints and wants to minimize the chances they will lose their connection to the network. These endpoints are dual-homed, each with two Ethernet connections that are in a link aggregation.

The architect plans to deploy two 5406R switches in the closet.

What else should the architect specify in the plan?

21. A retailer currently has two redundant ClearPass C2000 DL360 Gen9 hardware appliances and two perpetual 1K Access licenses. The customer uses ClearPass to authenticate employee wireless devices and other corporate wireless devices. ClearPass logs indicate that peak license usage is currently 1900.

The customer now wants to add a guest access solution. Guests will connect to an open SSID and

redirected to a portal which they can use to self-register and log in. The customer anticipates that

up to 1550 guest devices will connect at the same time.

The customer requires the most cost-effective solution that will meet the requirements.

What should the network architect recommend for this solution?

22. A university has a dormitory with several floors. Currently, APs are deployed in the hallways about every 50 feet (15 m). The university has several issues with the existing network:

- Students complain that the wireless network is very slow, and IT staff have observed a low signal in the student rooms.

- Students want to connect some equipment, such as gaming consoles and IP TVs, on Ethernet, but the dorm rooms just have one Ethernet port.

What could the architect plan to resolve all of these pain points?

23. Refer to the exhibit.

A writing closet needs to support these devices:

- 100 desktops

- 5 printers

- 20 AP-345s

The customer wants to single-home the AP-345s and support higher than 1GbE speeds on the AP connections to future proof. The customer also requires that the closet have two 10GbE links to the core with SR transceivers. The exhibit shows the preliminary plan for this closet.

Which correction should the architect make to the plan to meet the customer requirements?

24. Refer to the exhibit.

A customer has these availability requirements:

- loss of one controller with stateful failover and without impact on wireless client connectivity

- loss of one core switch without loss of connectivity for any endpoints or APs in the building

- loss of any one switch-to-switch or MC-to-switch link without loss of connectivity for any endpoints or APs in the building and with minimal impact on infrastructure functionality

- loss of any one access switch with minimal impact to wireless client connectivity

The exhibit shows the current plan for the topology.

Which change should the architect make to the plan to provide better support for the customer availability requirements?