XYZ Regional Hospital is an integrated healthcare system of hospitals, neighborhood health centers, and small doctor offices. XYZ Regional Hospital has recently merged with 4x neighborhood health centers and 125 doctor branch offices. The wireless, wired access, and AAA solutions are outdated and need to be replaced.
XYZ Regional Hospital is looking to future-proof and improve efficiency across all sites by enhancing wired and wireless access and migrating to a centralized and unified wired/wireless and policy management that can provide uninterrupted availability of all systems.
Locations:
- XYZ Regional Hospital is located in New York City
- Dila Health Center is located in City A
- Mount Health Center is located in City B
- Rock Health Center is located in City C
- Branch clinics are located at different locations across the United States Requirements:
- Provide, via management software, one single pane of glass to manage wired and wireless LANs, and VPNs across campus, branch, and remote via web/cloud architecture providing near real-time insight, troubleshooting tools, and Service Level performance reporting.
- Seamless integration across wired, wireless, WAN, SD-Branch, IoT
- Provide secure wireless access to all the employees of the Regional Hospital and partners, as well as provide wireless Internet access to medical citizens when they visit our facilities.
- All-access points must support the following features and specifications: 802.11.ax (Wi-Fi 6E Certified)
- Security options including WP2/WPA3, 802.1X with Radius secure authentication
- Identify and authenticate every wireless and wired device
- End-to-end role-based security
- Seamless mobility across the hospital for medical teams, patients, and visitors
- Cuts Wi-Fi deployment times from days to hours and enables Zero-Touch deployments across the site
- Establishes a resilient, future-ready network infrastructure with the intelligence, scalability, and intuitive toolsets to meet emerging needs
- Fully redundant branch solution with dynamic path selection to the hospital The IT director of the hospital is concerned that the branch clinics will not have an onsite resource to troubleshoot any issues that may arise and is looking for a solution that would allow the hospital IT team to proactively monitor the branch offices.
Requirements:
- Monitor wireless and wired connections
- End-to-end view of experience identifying the point of failures
- Proactively troubleshoot issues impacting application performance
What is the correct solution?

• A. HPF Aruba Networking ClearPass Device Insight
• B. Client Insight
• C. HPF Aruba Networking User Experience Insight
• D. AirWave

You are designing a solution with OS10-based access points and redundant gateways and these are the requirements:
- Wi-Fi6E based access points
- support for tunneled traffic
- application visibility
- rogue APs
- live upgrades
- Air Slice
- Cloud Guest Authentication
- AI Insights
Which licenses are needed? (Choose two.)

• A. AP Foundation
• B. WLAN Gateway
• C. AP Advanced
• D. Gateway Foundation

Refer to the exhibit.

Ensuring uninterrupted client connectivity during gateway fail over is a top priority for your customer's AOS-10 deployment.
Which option explains the AP redundancy strategy for the customer's HPE Aruba Networking environment with minimal disruption when transitioning between primary and secondary gateway clusters?

• A. Configure the Cluster Orchestrator to setup a state synchronization IPsec tunnel between the primary and secondary cluster leaders.
• B. The secondary cluster does not need to be in the same Group as the Primary cluster, but it must be part of the same tenant account.
• C. Verify that all participating APs and gateways can establish IPsec connections with gateways that are members of either the primary or secondary clusters.
• D. Create an organizational mobility domain, then ensure both the primary and secondary clusters are added to the same mobility domain.

You are preparing a technical proposal for a customer planning to deploy HPE Aruba Networking Cloud Central-managed AOS-10 Access Points in a typical campus office environment. The customer has relied on ARM-based radio resource management for years with good results. As they transition to AOS-10, they request your guidance on appropriate initial EIRP (Effective Isotropic Radiated Power) values for their new radio profiles in HPE Aruba Networking Central.
Which EIRP configuration option should be recommended as appropriate starting points for such an office deployment?

• A. Set the minimum 2.4 GHz EIRP the same as the minimum 6 GHz EIRP
• B. 2.4 GHz band, set the minimum to 3 dBm and maximum to 9 dBm
• C. Set the minimum 5 GHz bands to be at least 6 dBm higher than the minimum 6 GHz EIRP
• D. 5 GHz band, set the minimum to 18 dBm and maximum to 21 dBm