An AOS-Switch needs to implement tunneled node in role-based mode. Aruba ClearPass is configured to assign users for which the traffic should be tunneled to a group to these users.
What is the correct user role configuration on the AOS-Switch for this scenario? set as the secondary role in the tunneled-node-redirect command set as the secondary role in the tunneled-node-redirect command
The correct configuration for implementing a tunneled node in role-based mode on an AOS-Switch involves setting up user roles appropriately. In this scenario, you need a user role named 'employees' with 'tunnel' set as the secondary role in the tunneled-node-redirect command. This configuration specifies that the primary role 'employees' will use the 'tunnel' role for tunneling traffic to the appropriate group defined in Aruba ClearPass. Therefore, the correct answer is D.
A. two user roles, one named tunnel that uses the tunneled-node-redirect command, and one named employees B. two user roles, one named employees that uses the tunneled-node-redirect command, and one named tunnel C. one user role named tunnel with employees set as the secondary role in the tunneled-noderedirect command D. one user role named employees with tunnel set as the secondary role in the tunneled-noderedirect command
i think ask D