Aruba Certified Switching Associate

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This questions were last updated on December 17, 2024

Question 1 of 84

Core# configure terminal -

Core(config)# vrf Green -

Core(config-vrf)# exit -

Core(config)#

Core(config)# interface vlan 50 -

Core(config-if-vlan)# ?

Given the configuration on the CORE switch shown above, what command would follow to assign the switched virtual interface (SVI) vlan 50 to the VRF created?

Core(config-if-vlan)# vrf attach Green

Core(config-if-vlan)# ip vpn-instance Green

Core(config-if-vlan)# ip vrf forwarding Green

Core(config-if-vlan)# routing-context Green vrf

Correct Answer: C

Given the typical syntax for assigning an interface or VLAN to a VRF in many network device operating systems, the correct command would be 'ip vrf forwarding Green'. This command assigns the interface to the VRF named Green and is the standard way for many systems, including Cisco and related CLI environments.

Question 2 of 84

Refer to the exhibit.

Using the static IP address configured above, what is the converted binary value of the third octet assigned to the local interface?

11010101

10110001

01001011

11111000

Correct Answer: B

The static IP address configured for the local interface is 10.177.213.75. To determine the binary value of the third octet, we need to convert 177 to binary. The binary conversion of 177 is 10110001, which corresponds to answer B.

Question 3 of 84

DRAG DROP -

Match the switching term to the correct definition.

Select and Place:

Correct Answer:

Question 4 of 84

What is the correct description of a Multi-Layer Switch?

a switch with Layer 3 routing capabilities but lacks any Layer 1 features as a consequence

any switch that supports PoE, LLDP-MED and Flow Control

has all the functionality of a Layer 2 switch and most of the functionality of a Layer 3 router

multi-Layer refers specifically to using chassis switches with several line cards over stack port switches

Correct Answer: C

A Multi-Layer Switch possesses all the functionality of a Layer 2 switch and most of the functionality of a Layer 3 router. This means it can perform typical Layer 2 switching tasks, such as MAC address learning and switching, as well as Layer 3 tasks, such as IP address routing. This gives Multi-Layer Switches a versatile role in network management, allowing them to efficiently handle both switching and routing tasks.

Question 5 of 84

What is true about VSX? (Choose two.)

VSX is ideal for Campus access layer deployments where ease of deployment is needed.

VSX allows upgrading members with near zero downtime or loss of packets.

VSX is available on all Aruba OS-CX switches except the 6300F model.

VSX is implemented on static port switches. VSX-plus needed to stack chassis together.

VSX run separate control planes to reduce latency and improve performance.

Correct Answer: B, E

VSX allows upgrading members with near zero downtime or loss of packets due to its distributed architecture, which supports hitless software upgrades. Additionally, VSX operates with separate control planes for each member, reducing latency and improving performance by enabling each switch to manage its own control functions independently.