A company has an HP MSM solution that consists of an HP MSM760 Access Controller and
controlled HP MSM APs. The company wants to prevent guests from logging in after normal
business hours.
Which action describes the correct settings to meet these requirements?

A.
Configure the valid login times in a RADIUS server policy, which you can then apply to the site
or to individual user accounts.

B.
Set the valid login times in the global access control settings for the controller (Controller >>
Public > Access control)

C.
Create a subscription plan that specifies the valid login times and apply the guest accounts.

D.
Set the valid login times in the local user accounts configured for the guests.

Explanation:

Student Guide Book 2 – Implementing and Troubleshooting HP Wireless Networks – Page 5-50
Creating subscription plans
– Validity control
• Period—Activation time and expiry time
• Access duration
– Online time
– Throughput
• Valid times of day
– Access customization
• Bandwidth level
• Public IP address
• Advertisements
As mentioned earlier, access-controlled accounts have validity periods. Within theaccount itself,
you can set an activation time and expiry time. However, if you wantto control validity in more
complicated ways, you need to create a subscription plan.
In this plan, you can define duration for the account. For example, the account canbe valid for
seven days in the future but only allow twenty hours of access. If theguest stays online longer than
this, even if seven days have not passed, the accountbecomes invalid. Instead of, or in addition to,
online time, you can define a certainamount of throughput that the user is allowed.
You can also set valid times of days in the subscription account. You might use thisoption to
restrict guests from accessing the network during normal business times.