HP HPE7-A08 Certification Practice Questions & Answers

Question 6 of 144

Given the QoS queueing configuration below for a 1000Mbps interface, how much bandwidth will be available to Local Priority 4 traffic if no other traffic type is to be sent?
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A.

1000Mbps

B.

500Mbps

C.

200Mbps

D.

100Mbps

Question 7 of 144

DRAG DROP -
Company A has an existing HPE Aruba Networking CX 8325 VSX. It has acquired Company B and must merge its networks onto the same VSX switch configuration as Company A. Both Company A and Company B share the same 10.100.100.1/24 subnet.
What is the correct order for creating a configuration allowing overlapping networks in the setup?
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Question 8 of 144

Using the configuration below, you have configured OSPF at a small branch site, which only requires a single default route to reach the Internet and all other sites. When examining the routing table, you still see other OSPF routes besides the default route.
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What OSPF area type should you configure?

A.

Totally Not-So-Stubby Area

B.

Stub Area

C.

Totally Stubby Area

D.

Not-So-Stubby Area

Question 9 of 144

How would the route type affect the configuration if an OSPF configuration has several external routers?

A.

If you have a primary exit with a secondary backup, you must choose E1, the primary with a lower default metric than the secondary.

B.

If you want to consider internal and external costs equally, use E2 routes.

C.

If you want to leverage all paths to destinations, use E2 with the same default metric.

D.

If you want to use the closet exit point, use E2 with appropriate seed metric.

Question 10 of 144

While troubleshooting a scenario in which the customer has created a new VLAN on a primary HPE Aruba Networking CX 8100 VSX switch, only part of the traffic from the connected access switch over a LAG is working.
Which troubleshooting methodology should you use to isolate the problem?

A.

Replace the configuration using the previous checkpoint on the primary VSX.

B.

Divide and conquer by rebooting the secondary VSX switch.

C.

Follow the path and check the connectivity from the access to the primary VSX.

D.

Spot the difference by comparing the VSX switch configurations.