When does DHCP fingerprinting of endpoints occur within an HP BYOD solution?
When does DHCP fingerprinting of endpoints occur within an HP BYOD solution?
What is an attribute of an autonomous AP?
What is an attribute of an autonomous AP?
Which other configuration option must the network administrator configure?
A research company wants to deploy a high throughput 802.11n only wireless network. The
network administrator selects the “client dot11n-only” option. Which other configuration
option must the network administrator configure?
Which rule applies when customizing the default authentication pages?
A company decides to use the local portal server function on the HP Unified Wired-WLAN
controller. Which rule applies when customizing the default authentication pages?
Where can a network administrator check for successful authentication in User Access Manager?
Where can a network administrator check for successful authentication in User Access
Manager?
how should the WLAN architect configure transmit protection?
A company is deploying HP MSM 802.11n Dual Radio Access Points (APs). Connected
clients will be a combination of 802.11b, g, and n devices. The company does not expect
802.11a devices to connect to the network. The company has asked the WLAN architect to
maximize throughput. To meet these customer requirements, how should the WLAN
architect configure transmit protection?
Which action does the Wireless Intrusion Prevention System (WlPS) take when it detects that a device is sendin
Which action does the Wireless Intrusion Prevention System (WlPS) take when it detects
that a device is sending frames with a fixed initialization vector?
What should be configured on the access point to support these requirements?
An organization’s security policy mandates the use of 802.1X port based authentication. The
organization’s security policy also mandates that before an employee’s personal device can
connect to the wireless network, it must download anti-virus, security patch, and other
essential software. What should be configured on the access point to support these
requirements?
What does the WIPS system do?
The Wireless Intrusion Prevention System (WIPS) determines that a client has exceeded the
maximum number of authentication requests that a client should make in the allowed period.
What does the WIPS system do?
Which EAP authentication method is available on the access controller to support this configuration?
An organizations BOYD security policy states that if an employee wants to connect to the
company’s wireless network with their personal devices, they must meet the following
requirements:
1. A digital certificate must be installed on the employee’s personal device and used to
authenticate the device.
2. The device must be authenticated using the local EAP authentication server.
Which EAP authentication method is available on the access controller to support this
configuration?