As illustrated in the above diagram, a company has two campus locations and a building headquarters all located in different cities.

Following best practices, what would be the best way to construct mobility domains for the
company?

An AP125 has been provisioned as a Campus AP in the default AP group. It has booted but the
radio lights are orange. What might be a cause of this? Select all that apply.

What settings need to be changed on a factory default AP in order for it to use ADP to discover the
Aruba Controller?

What APs can be configured as a Certificate based RAP?

When direct consoled to an AP, what is the command sequence to factory default the AP and rebootstrap?

An access port has been placed in Untrusted mode. The Vlan on the port is in Trusted mode.

A port firewall policy is applied to a trunk port that denies controller access. An “allow all” Vlan
firewall policy is applied to VLAN 33 on the same port. A user connected to VLAN 33 on that port
attempts to gain access to the controller. What happens next?

In the university illustrated in the above diagram, the Life Sciences department has its own
mobility domain, as does the engineering department. The university is planning on offering a new
application and needs users to be able to roam between both mobility domains.

What is the best way to accomplish this?

In a master-local controller scenario, where is the mobility domain defined?

How many Aruba controllers can be added to a single mobility domain?