Aruba Certified Mobility Associate (ACMA) Practice Test

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• Which of these are supported by the Aruba Controller? (Select Two)
• What is a key benefit of implementing NAC in a network?
• Which of the following fields is NOT included in firewall rules?
• To provide secure guest access in an Aruba system, which components should be combined? (Select Two)
• What does the term "coverage overlap" refer to in wireless networking?
• Which of the following is true of an Aruba Mobility Controller acting as a layer 2 switch?
• Why is authentication critical to network security?
• When local controller is selected as the controller's operation mode in the startup wizard, which is no longer configurable?
• Which authentication methods can be used with WPA and WPA2? (Select Two)
• Which statement about management accounts is false?
• What type of network traffic do VLANs help to separate?
• Which security protocol is commonly used in Aruba networks to secure WLANs?
• What role does the Local Area Network (LAN) play in wireless networking?
• How does Aruba's ClearPass enhance network security?
• Which of the following is NOT a user-supplied building specification in Visual RF Plan?
• What is the strongest encryption type mentioned in mobility solutions?
• How can network administrators effectively troubleshoot wireless connectivity issues?
• What feature allows remote configuration of Aruba APs?
• Which of the following describes a significant advantage of using a VPN?
• Which core component of ARM enables intelligent distribution of clients across available channel capacity?
• What mechanism does Aruba utilize to prevent interference in wireless networks?
• What is a benefit of using a captive portal for guest access in Aruba networks?
• How is "packet sniffing" used in network management?
• What is typically the first step in a wireless site survey?
• What is essential for performance optimization in an access point?
• How does link aggregation enhance network performance?
• In Aruba architecture, what does the term “inter-controller traffic” refer to?
• What parameter is NOT required by Visual RF Plan to plan access points on a floor region?
• What primary aspect does Network Access Control focus on within an organization?
• How does RSSI provide information in wireless communications?
• What does the term "valid user ACL" signify in network security?
• What does "overlay network" refer to in wireless networking?
• What is the default IP address of the controller when using the startup wizard?
• Which of the following is NOT one of the four continuous functions of ARM?
• How does Virtual LAN (VLAN) support network segmentation in wireless networks?
• What does the acronym SSID stand for in wireless networking?
• Which authentication format supports both local and remote authentications in an Aruba deployment?
• How does Power over Ethernet benefit network installations?
• What is the primary difference between "Policy" and "Role" in Aruba's architecture?
• Which of the following is NOT typically gathered by APs during scanning periods?
• What does RSSI measure in a wireless context?
• A remote AP uses which type of secure tunnel to communicate with a controller?
• What challenge does "Rogue AP detection" address in Aruba networks?
• The Guest Provisioning user account has the ability to do which of the following?
• During WLAN configuration, how is the antenna type typically designated?
• What feature of Aruba networks allows for seamless user experience across different access points?
• How should a firewall policy be structured?
• How do wireless intrusion detection systems (WIDS) enhance network security?
• What is the concept of "beamforming" in wireless networking?
• Which protocol is essential for RADIUS external authentication in an 802.1X context?
• What role does the “Unified Wireless” feature play in Aruba solutions?
• What is the role of QoS in Aruba wireless deployments?
• Which of the following is NOT a valid license type? (Select Two)
• Which discovery method comes last in the AP's search for the Master Controller?
• How is Aruba’s cloud-managed network different from traditional management?
• At what stage does 802.1X authentication occur in relation to access to Layer 2 media?
• What is one of the best practices for configuring the Aruba Firewall?
• What information is required by an AP in order to boot? (Select Three)
• What is the goal of conducting a wireless site survey?
• What does the term "mesh networking" imply?
• How does Aruba's Instant Access Point (IAP) differ from traditional controllers?
• What role does DHCP option 43 play in AP discovery?
• Which software feature is critical for maintaining wireless network reliability?
• What is the role of 802.1X in wireless security?
• What are the main benefits of implementing a mesh network topology?
• How does Aruba help in reducing the workload on network administrators?
• When configuring a guest WLAN via the WLAN section of the startup wizard, which security option is NOT available?
• In which bands do 802.11n APs operate? (Select Two)
• What is the primary function of a firewall in network security?
• Which security measure would typically be part of device authentication?
• What sequence does an AP follow to discover its Master Controller?
• What is a key difference between 2.4 GHz and 5 GHz frequency bands?
• Which function does a controller typically NOT perform in a wireless network?
• What does the term “token authentication” refer to in Aruba networks?
• Which of the following is a standard action taken by a firewall when a rule is matched?
• Which option is the first in the AP's dynamic discovery sequence to find the Master Controller?
• Which types of endpoints can be managed by Aruba ClearPass?
• Which device would typically utilize Power over Ethernet?
• In a network environment, what is the role of the Mobility Controller?
• What does a properly configured SSID help with in a WLAN?
• What fallback method does an AP use if the first discovery attempt fails?
• What is the purpose of the valid user ACL?
• How does Aruba ensure data privacy compliance in network management?
• In what scenario would packet sniffing be utilized?
• In decrypt-tunneled forwarding mode, what is true?
• What is the role of authentication in network security?
• What is NOT a method for setting FQLN on an AP?
• What capability does Aruba provide to enhance network troubleshooting?
• What is the main purpose of using restrictive firewall policies for guest access?
• Which technology allows for the simultaneous transmission of power and data over Ethernet cables?
• What is the purpose of a VPN in a wireless network?
• What does time range apply directly to in an Aruba system?
• In Aruba networks, what is the function of “location services”?
• Which option is NOT available for configuration when setting up the Mobility Controller's internal DHCP via the startup wizard? (Select Two)
• What is the function of Aruba’s Client Insights?
• Web based captive portal can be authenticated by the following types of databases:
• Which feature allows the monitoring of network performance on the Aruba Controller?
• What firewall action must be implemented in a guest pre-authentication role to show the captive portal login screen?
• In a Campus AP deployment with a third-party firewall, which traffic must be allowed for the AP to boot successfully? (Select Two)
• What advantage does 802.11ac offer over previous wireless standards?
• What technology is utilized by Aruba to ensure uninterrupted connectivity?
• How does Aruba’s client match feature improve user experience?
• What is the primary purpose of using aliases in firewall policies?
• What is Aruba's recommended best option for authenticating guest users?
• In Extensible Authentication Protocol (EAP) terminology, the client station is called the:
• When a barcode scanner connects to an AP, what is the initial role assigned to it?
• How does Aruba support IoT device security?
• How does Aruba efficiently handle network device onboarding?
• Where can the FQLN be set for an access point?
• What is the main advantage of using an Aruba controller-based architecture?
• In networking, how does user authentication differ from device authentication?
• Which types of authentication servers can be selected in the WLAN wizard? (Select Three)
• Which of the following statements is true regarding an Aruba Mobility Controller functioning as a layer 3 router?
• Which of the following statements is true regarding device authentication?
• How many roles should be created on an Aruba Mobility Controller?
• What does the term "throughput" mean in wireless networking?
• What is one benefit of network redundancy?
• How does Aruba’s Virtual AP feature benefit network segmentation?
• What does the term "latency" refer to in networking?
• When configuring a default gateway in the startup wizard, what must it be a part of?
• What is the primary purpose of dual-band access points in Aruba?
• Which feature in a firewall helps to track and log all attempts to access restricted resources?
• What is a common use case for non-SSID broadcasting in a network?
• Which of the following can be considered a capability of the Mobility Controller?
• What happens during a MAC address conflict?
• Which ARM function is responsible for converting APs with excess capability into Air Monitors?
• What is the primary purpose of the FQLN in an access point?
• What technology does Aruba use to ensure high availability in mobility controllers?
• What does Aruba’s "Seamless Handoff" feature facilitate?
• Which answer correctly orders the boot processes as they occur?
• Which of the following cannot be accomplished from the startup wizard?
• In a WLAN environment, what does the acronym "SSID" represent?
• What feature in Aruba lets you prioritize voice traffic over the network?
• Why is RF spectrum analysis important in WLAN design?
• In Aruba networks, what is represented by a VLAN?
• What does "MMS" stand for in the context of Aruba Mobility Solutions?
• Which of the following views is NOT available in Visual RF Plan? (Select Four)
• What is the function of RADIUS in a wireless network?
• What are the two main types of WLAN architecture?
• Which of the following is a benefit of using aliases in firewall policies? (Select Three)
• What does the acronym "CAPWAP" stand for?
• Which authentication method is suitable for standalone MAC Authentication?
• What does the “bandwidth control” feature do in an Aruba network?
• What is the primary function of a proxy server in a network environment?
• What does the term "band steering" refer to in Aruba solutions?
• What does the abbreviation "PoE" stand for in networking?
• What is the purpose of secure data handling processes in Aruba networks?
• What role does firmware play in network devices?
• How do Aruba access points authenticate users to the network?
• What is the primary function of the Aruba Mobility Controller?
• What is the role of GRE in AP communication?
• When should you use the Reject action in a firewall policy?
• In what formats can Visual RF Plan export a Bill of Materials? (Select Two)
• When viewing clients in the 'Monitoring Clients' section of the Controller, which piece of information is NOT visible?
• Which technology would you use to allocate IP addresses automatically to clients?
• How can Quality of Experience (QoE) be measured in wireless networks?
• What are the serial console commands used to factory default an AP?
• Which of the following can be configured in the GUI setup wizard? (Select Three)
• What does the term "SSID" stand for in the context of wireless networking?
• Which of the following best describes “Traffic Segmentation”?
• What type of role is required for guest access in the Aruba system?
• Which of the following is a feature of Aruba's mobile device management?
• Why is SSID broadcast important in wireless networks?
• What security protocols are commonly used in wireless networks?
• What is the primary benefit of using Aruba's cloud-managed service?
• What does the acronym WPA stand for in wireless networking?
• What does "client roaming" allow a wireless client to do?
• Which role does a controller play in a wireless networking environment?
• What is the role of the Instant Access Point in Aruba networks?
• Which role is assigned before launching the captive portal splash screen?
• What does the term "signal attenuation" mean in regard to wireless coverage?
• What is the purpose of Aruba’s ClearPass Policy Manager?
• In which scenario is an AP most likely to utilize a DNS query during discovery?
• Which encryption method is most secure for wireless networks?
• What encryption method is used by default for user traffic in Remote AP tunnel mode?
• What is the significance of "Traffic Segmentation" in Aruba deployments?
• Which protocol provides port-based network access control from the physical layer upwards?
• Which of the following accurately describes the nature of user authentication?
• What is the significance of ADP in AP discovery processes?
• In the context of WLANs, what does effective Quality of Service management primarily ensure?
• Which feature allows an Aruba controller to manage traffic flows from a variety of access technologies?
• How can Aruba networks support guest access?
• What characterizes an "ad hoc" wireless network?
• How does Aruba's Adaptive Radio Management (ARM) enhance wireless networks?
• Clients connection to a remote AP at a branch office can get an IP address through which of the following methods? (Select Three)
• Why is DHCP snooping important in an Aruba network?
• What feature in Aruba wireless networks optimizes channel selection and power levels among access points?
• What is required when adding licenses in the startup wizard license screen?
• What is NOT a basic configuration option on the startup wizard when setting up a WLAN?
• What does the term "virtual controller" refer to in Aruba Instant?
• What is the primary function of a DHCP server in a network?
• Where in the controller would we configure a wireless network to not use encryption?
• Which protocol is primarily used for secure management of network devices in the Aruba ecosystem?
• What is the primary role of the controller in a controller-based wireless architecture?
• What enhances the performance of dual-band clients in a wireless network?
• How does the Aruba Security Feature "Network Access Control" function?
• What is “AirMatch” in Aruba technology?
• Which configuration method is commonly used before the AP begins its discovery process?
• What functionality does an Access Point (AP) provide in a WLAN?
• Which component is essential for ensuring wireless network security?
• How does Aruba Cloud assist network management?
• What are the primary functions of a wireless LAN controller (WLC)?
• When considering network performance, what does 'throughput' measure?
• What is the primary function of the initial role assigned to devices when they connect to an AP?
• What does MIMO technology do in wireless communication?
• What does the term "RF planning" indicate in an Aruba deployment?
• What effect does a Denial-of-Service (DoS) attack have on a wireless network?
• Which of the following deployment types is NOT a valid option when using the AP Wizard?
• Which of the following is a dynamic discovery method an AP can use?
• Which protocol is primarily used for client-to-controller communication in Aruba networks?
• Which feature does Aruba utilize to dynamically optimize network performance?
• What does the 'show reference' action reveal when configuring roles under 'Access Control' in the Controller?
• What feature helps mitigate interference from neighboring networks in Aruba's systems?
• What are the key benefits of Aruba’s Access Control Lists (ACL)?
• Which method can be used to set the FQLN for an AP?
• Which option is NOT available for configuration via the startup wizard?
• What Controller modes of operation are available from the startup wizard? (Select Three)
• What is the function of Aruba’s Adaptive Radio Management?
• Which of the following are characteristics of 802.1X Authentication? (Select Three)
• Which concept is essential for securing a WLAN against unauthorized access?
• What does the SET ORIENTATION option do in the Visual RF Plan edit tool?
• What is the significance of the "Air Group" feature in Aruba WLANs?
• What is the purpose of Aruba's AirWave management system?
• What happens when a client is blacklisted on the controller?
• In Aruba networks, what does the term "client density" refer to?
• What does "RADIUS" stand for, and what is its role in Aruba networks?
• What does QoS mean in the context of WLANs?
• Which of the following best describes a potential outcome of client roaming?
• What is the purpose of the AP Group in Aruba Wireless networks?
• Which one of the following file types cannot be imported to Visual RF Plan?
• Which of the following is NOT a configuration option available in the startup wizard?
• What is the primary function of "Power over Ethernet"?
• Which roles must be configured via the startup wizard when a captive portal is being configured? (Select Two)
• What is the primary function of an Aruba Mobility Controller?
• What does the scanning feature of APs help identify?
• What role does the "User Role" feature in Aruba play?
• What device provides physical connectivity to the Aruba Mobility Controller?
• What does "load balancing" refer to in wireless networks?
• How are firmware updates typically managed in an Aruba environment?
• An Aruba AP 125 is capable of supporting which of the following network types? (Select Three)
• What does "band steering" achieve in wireless networks?
• Why is the Received Signal Strength Indicator significant in wireless networking?
• How does Aruba’s “Unified Access” feature benefit organizations?
• Which statement is true about configuring a server group?
• Which aspect of wireless networking is generally reduced with network redundancy?
• What does the acronym PSK stand for in wireless security?
• What is the primary advantage of using a wireless LAN controller in a network?
• What is the role of Network Access Control (NAC) in enterprise networks?
• What type of analytics capabilities does Aruba provide?
• Which of the following are common causes of wireless network interference?
• What is the main security risk associated with open SSIDs?
• Which method allows the use of the FQLN mapped tool for AP provisioning?
• What is the significance of implementing a captive portal?