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An administrator is utilizing the orchestration capabilities of NetEdit. What are the two plan types that can be created? (Choose two.)
The two plan types that can be created using the orchestration capabilities of NetEdit are the Configuration management plan and the Deployment plan. These plans facilitate efficient configuration changes and deployment processes within a network environment.
What are the requirements for managing a switch using Aruba NetEdit? (Choose two.)
To manage a switch using Aruba NetEdit, the switch user account that NetEdit uses should have a password to ensure proper authentication and security (option C). Additionally, REST access-mode must be set to read-write in order to allow NetEdit to make modifications to the switch configuration (option D).
You have removed a member out of the ArubaOS-CX 6300 VSF configuration. The login to the removed member fails. What is true about switch login recovery?
The correct answer is that the task requires physical access to the switch. When dealing with switch login recovery, especially when a member has been removed from a VSF configuration, it typically necessitates physical access to the switch to perform necessary tasks like resetting or recovering passwords. Remote execution of such tasks is not standard practice due to security concerns.
What are two valid steps in a Proof of Concept plan? (Choose two.)
In a Proof of Concept plan, it is important to develop the items that need to be tested to ensure the solution’s feasibility. Additionally, evaluating the solution against success criteria is a critical step to determine how well the solution meets the objectives outlined at the beginning of the project. While the decision to move forward and validating the end-user experience are important, they are not primary steps in a Proof of Concept plan.
A customer wants to verify the proposed configuration snippets to create a point-to-point link between Aruba Switch and a third-party switch.
Will this configuration work with static routing?
The configuration provided specifies the interface settings for both the Aruba Switch and the third-party switch. The configuration includes enabling the interfaces, setting descriptions, and assigning IP addresses along with subnet masks that are correct for a point-to-point link. The lack of the “routing” command on the Aruba Switch is not relevant to interface configuration for establishing a point-to-point link, as this involves simply setting up connectivity, not the routing functionality. The MTU setting mismatch is unlikely to prevent basic IP communication and can be adjusted after establishing basic connectivity. Additionally, the provided IP addresses are indeed on the same subnet, making them locally reachable to each other. Therefore, the configuration should work fine and has no issues for establishing the basic point-to-point link required for static routing.