When implementing user-based tunneling on an AOS-CX switch, which component defines the primary and backup Aruba gateways?
When implementing user-based tunneling on an AOS-CX switch, which component defines the primary and backup Aruba gateways?
When implementing user-based tunneling on an AOS-CX switch, the component that defines the primary and backup Aruba gateways is the zone. This is because the zone configuration specifically includes the settings for the primary and backup controller IP addresses, thus defining the gateways.
Correct Answer: D
Page 769 Stduy Guide: Configure zone To s e t u p U B T L U R , y o u f i r s t n e e d t o d e f i n e a z o n e : switch(config)# ubt zone <zone- name> vrf <VRF- name> switch(config- ubt- zone)# primary- controller ip <IP- address> switch(config- ubt- zone)# backup- controller ip <IP- address> switch(config- ubt- zone)# papi- security- key <key> switch(config- ubt- zone)# enable switch(config)# ip source- interface ubt {interface <IFNAME> | <IPV4- ADDR>} [vrf <VRFNAME>] [Aruba Networks]
ubt zone <zone name> vrf <vrf name> primary-controller ip <ip> backup-controller ip <ip>
From ACSP learning book "Dynamic segmentation" : " First you create the zone and define the VRF instance that will be used. Next, you define the primary, and optionnaly, backup IP adress of controller(s)."