Examine the configuration performed on newly deployed AOS-CX switches:
After performing this configuration, the administrator notices that the switch ports always remain in the EAP-start state. What should the administrator do to fix this problem?
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HPE6-A73 Exam - Question 41
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The administrator needs to define the server group cppm. The provided configuration indicates the switch is attempting to use a RADIUS server group named cppm for dot1x authentication, but without defining this server group, the ports will remain in the EAP-start state because they cannot contact the RADIUS server properly. Defining the server group will ensure there is a proper configuration to communicate with the RADIUS server.
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8 commentsporis27Option: A
Apr 2, 2021I think the answer is A
AM1234Option: A
Jun 21, 2021The correct Answer is A
fastyOption: A
Apr 12, 2021Correct answer is A
clupato2Option: A
Aug 11, 2021A is correct
kupOption: D
Sep 14, 2021D-student guide V2.88
I_C_U
Sep 17, 2021I agree, the switch will not accept that command if cppm group is not setup (i.e. switch throws an error).
filthyx
Oct 26, 2021Just tryed it on GNS3 and the switch does allow the command even if cppm group is not setup.
filthyx
Oct 29, 2021Taking this into consideration, i read on the guide that the "default" group when you add a server to RADIUS is called 'radius'. So in this case, the group would need to be created because is explicitly configuring cppm group.
Linares1234Option: A
Sep 28, 2021I think same that its A https://community.arubanetworks.com/blogs/esupport1/2020/04/29/downloadable-user-role-configuration-in-aruba-os-cx-with-mac-authentication
SeidorBrunoOption: A
Jun 30, 2023Page 679 Study Guide: The servers that you add are automatically added to the global RADIUS server group, which is called radius, and referred to as the global group [Aruba Networks] You might want to use only a subset of servers for a particular task, instead of all the globally defined ones. You can do this by creating RADIUS groups [Aruba Networks]
Jo2241Option: A
Oct 6, 2022the answer is A