A network architect is planning a guest solution for a group of ports in a conference room. Guests
should have access to the Internet only. The company wants a simple solution and prefers not to
burden visitors with login requests.
Which solution would best meet the company’s requirements for a gust network?

Refer to the exhibit.

A customer has the solution in the exhibit, which includes more access layer switches than are
shown. Members of the customer network team mention they are considering access layer routing
for a new solution to eliminate Spanning Tree Protocol (STP) and Virtual Router Redundancy
protocol (VRRP). However they are concerned about meaning the routing solution. The network

architect proposes a solution that eliminates STP and VRRP without requiring routing at the
access layer, although the solution can use access layer routing.
Which solution fits that description?

Refer to the exhibit.

The exhibit shows the topology for a network with 30 access layer switches (only two are shown).
Every switch-to-switch link is a Gigabit link. Every virtual local area network (VLAN) interface runs
Open Shortest Path First (OSPF) and has the IP address shows in the exhibit. The interface
settings are at the defaults.
The access layer switches support more VLANs not shown in the exhibit and also run Multiple
Spanning Tree Protocol (MSTP) as a protection against loops.

What is one recommendation for enhancing convergence time and resiliency for this solution?

A network architect is designing a solution with HP products. A customer has the following
requirements for controlling the management access for administrators:
Administrators areassignedprivileges when they login based on their identity
Security policiesrelated to passwordcomplexityand passwordrotation,like the
company’sWindowsdomain policies, areenforced for administratorcredentials
The company caneasilyrevokethe accessof administratorhow have the company method
Administratorhave a backdoorinto the managementinterfacein case network connectivityfails in
any way
Which option meets the company’s requirements?

A network architect has planned several validation tests and user acceptance tests (UATs) for a
new HP solution. In order to ensure meaningful results, what is one step that the network should
complete before implementing the new solution?

A network architect is choosing core switches for an enterprise data center. One potential model
has a CLOS hardware architecture, and the other model has a cross-bar architecture. Which
customer requirement would cause the network architect to select switches with CLOS
architecture?

A customer has a virtualized data center with hosts that are managed by VMware vCenter. The
network architect has proposed the HP Virtual Application Networks (VAN) Connection Manager
(CM) and Resource Automation Manager (RAM) modules for HP Intelligent Management Center
(IMC). The architect also proposed the HP 5900v switches and the proper server access layer
products.
Which technology must the access layer switches that connect to the virtualized servers support?

Refer to the exhibit.

The customer requirements include resilience for branch communications. If anyone link fails, a
branch can still reach the main office servers. In addition either one of the 5920 switches at the
core of the WAN should be able to fail with branches still maintaining their connections.
What should the network architect include in the design to meet this requirement?

A network architect has designed a two-tier topology for the campus LAN and is planning to
implement routing at the core. Which requirement might cause the network architect to consider
implementing routing at the access layer?

A data center has a traditional three-tier network design with routing at the distribution layer. The
customer is virtualizing its servers and adding technologies such as live migration of virtual
machines (VMs).
How well does the architecture (topology) meet the needs of the customer’s changing
environment?