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Refer to the exhibit.
Last synchronization time: Thu Apr 13 07:42:48 2017
To Master Switch at 10.254.10.101: succeeded
WMS Database backup file size: 39121 bytes
Local User Database backup file size: 29694 bytes
Global AP Database backup file size: 13375 bytes
IAP Database backup file size: 3750 bytes
Airgroup Database backup file size: 3052 bytes
License Database backup file size: 5358 bytes
CPSec Database backup file size: 3224 bytes
Bocmgr Database backup file size: 6016 bytes
Synchronization took 1 second -
1 synchronization attempted
0 synchronization have failed
Periodic synchronization is enabled and runs every 60 minutes
Synchronization doesnt include Captive Portal Custom data
Airmatch database gets synchronized periodically. Last synchronization time:
2017-04-13 07:22:2019:20:24
What can be determined from the command output shown in the exhibit?
The synchronization period is set to 60 minutes, which is the default value for synchronization. This can be inferred from the line stating that periodic synchronization is enabled and runs every 60 minutes, indicating no custom modification has been made to this interval.
Refer to the exhibit.
An administrator supports a RAP at a branch office shown in the exhibit. The company has one Mobility Controller (MC) at the Primary DMZ site and one at the
Secondary DMZ site. The RAP is configured to connect to only the MC at the Primary DMZ site. A network outage with the ISP at the Primary DMX site causes the RAP to reboot. Upon reboot, the RAP cannot build a tunnel to the Secondary DMZ site MC because the administrator forgot to add the Second LMS IP address to the AP Group configuration. Once the RAP can successfully connect, the administrator can add the Secondary DMZ MC as a backup LMS to fix the AP
Group.
What should the administrator implement to allow the RAP to connect to the MC at the Secondary DMZ site while the outage at the primary site persists?
The administrator should use a static configuration from apboot mode to manually set the MC IP address for the RAP. This will allow the RAP to connect to the MC at the Secondary DMZ site during the outage at the primary site. This approach doesn't rely on dynamic discovery methods like DHCP Option 43, DHCP Option 60, or multicast ADP, which may not be configured correctly or available in this scenario.
An administrator supports a cluster of four Aruba Mobility Controllers (MCs) with management addresses of 10.1.100.101, 10.1.100.102, 10.1.100.103, and
10.1.202.181. The administrator accesses an AP associated with this cluster, reboots it and accesses apboot mode. The administrator executes the printenv command. Which AP parameter contains the IP addresses of the cluster members that the AP should use to connect to the cluster?
The correct parameter that contains the IP addresses of the cluster members that the AP should use to connect to the cluster is 'Nodelist.' This parameter would logically list the nodes (or controllers) in the cluster, allowing the AP to know which addresses to connect to for cluster management. The term 'Servername' does not typically refer to a list of IP addresses, whereas 'Nodelist' correctly describes a list of nodes in a network context.
A VIA client tries to initially connect to corporate office controller through an intermediate firewall. However, the VPN connection fails. The administrator examines the firewall rules and determines that rules for UDP 4500 and UDP 500 are configured.
Which additional protocol must be allowed in the firewall rules to resolve this connection failure?
To resolve the connection failure of a VIA client attempting to connect to the corporate office controller through an intermediate firewall, the firewall must allow the ESP protocol. ESP (Encapsulating Security Payload) is part of the IPsec suite, which provides confidentiality, data integrity, and authentication. Protocol ESP often requires allowance through firewalls to ensure that encrypted traffic can pass through, even when UDP 4500 and UDP 500 are already configured for IPsec key exchange and NAT traversal.
An administrator has a cluster of Aruba Mobility Controllers (MCs). The administrator wants to manually reboot one of the controllers.
Before rebooting, which command should the administrator use to move the APs?
The correct command to move the APs before rebooting a controller is 'apmove'. This command allows the administrator to manually move one or more access points to another controller in the cluster.