Question 6 of 60

A customer wants to verify the proposed configuration snippets to create a point-to-point link between Aruba Switch and a third-party switch.

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Will this configuration work with static routing?

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The suggested answer is C.

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.

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Question 7 of 60

A customer is having a performance issue on the network and has received complaints about users experiencing intermittent connectivity. After performing a packet capture, it is determined that there is unwanted UDP port 68 traffic being broadcast.

To mitigate this issue, which ArubaOS-CX 6300M switch feature would be best to implement?

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The suggested answer is C.

To address unwanted UDP port 68 traffic being broadcast, the best feature to implement on an ArubaOS-CX 6300M switch would be DHCPv4-snooping. This feature helps mitigate issues related to DHCP traffic, specifically UDP port 68, by allowing the switch to monitor DHCP messages exchanged between clients and servers. This monitoring helps in preventing malicious or accidental DHCP server replies from misconfigured or rogue devices, thereby improving network performance and reducing unwanted broadcast traffic.

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Question 8 of 60

Which MAC address is valid for use as a VSX system-MAC address?

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The suggested answer is B.

A valid VSX system-MAC address must be a unicast MAC address. Unicast MAC addresses have the least significant bit of the first octet set to 0, indicating that the address is not a multicast address. Additionally, a MAC address should not have all bits set to 1, as this signifies a broadcast address. Option B, AB:00:04:00:FF:00, fits these criteria, making it a valid MAC address for use as a VSX system-MAC address.

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Question 9 of 60

When planning a new wired network solution for an organization, there are technical goals that must be achieved to support the organization’s objectives and their applications and services.

Which option is a valid technical goal?

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The suggested answer is C.

Question 10 of 60

A customer would like to utilize some ArubaOS-CX 8325 switches to discard unwanted traffic to the IP address 10.20.30.40.

You enter the following command on the switch:

ip route 10.20.30.40/32 blackhole

What will be the result?

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The suggested answer is C.

The 'blackhole' option in the 'ip route' command specifies that packets matching the destination route are silently discarded without sending an ICMP error notification to the sender. This means the switch will discard packets to the destined host without any additional notification.