HPE6-A86 Exam Dumps : HPE Network Switching Associate Exam

The correct answer is A. On HPE Aruba Networking AOS-CX switches, the out-of-band management interface is configured under interface mgmt. For a static IPv4 address on the management interface, the correct command is ip static, not ip address. HPE Aruba Networking documentation shows the management interface configuration using interface mgmt, then ip static < address/prefix > , followed by default-gateway < gateway-address > when a gateway is required. The default-gateway command assigns the IPv4 or IPv6 default gateway to the management interface, and HPE documentation notes that an IPv4 default gateway can only be configured if a static IPv4 address has been assigned to the management interface. Option B is incorrect because ip address is used on routed interfaces or VLAN interfaces, not the CX management interface command syntax. Option C is incorrect for the same reason and because vrf attach mgmt is not required here. Option D includes unnecessary VRF configuration and the invalid vrf attach mgmt

The correct answer is D. As a response to the broadcast DHCP query. DHCP clients initially do not have an IP address, so they commonly use broadcast DHCP discovery/request traffic to locate a DHCP server on the local network. HPE Aruba Networking documentation for DHCP relay explains that when a DHCP client broadcasts a request, the DHCP relay agent on the switch receives the packets and forwards them to the DHCP server as unicast requests. In this scenario, the access points are in VLAN 50, and VLAN 50 also contains DHCP servers. Because the DHCP server is on the same local management VLAN as the APs, the APs can obtain addresses through the normal DHCP broadcast process within that VLAN. Anycast and multicast are not used for the basic DHCP address request in this scenario. A unicast DHCP relay message can occur between a relay agent and a DHCP server when the server is on another subnet, but the client-side DHCP discovery begins as broadcast traffic.

The correct answer is A. CX 6300. The configuration shown uses OSPFv2 with a process ID, redistribution of connected routes, and a route map. HPE Aruba Networking AOS-CX IP Routing documentation for the CX 6300 and related higher CX platforms includes OSPFv2 routing commands such as router ospf and redistribute connected route-map. The same command documentation shows redistribution into OSPF with a route map as a supported configuration. By contrast, the AOS-CX IP Routing Guide for lower platforms such as the 4100i, 6000, and 6100 includes OSPF command information showing platform support for OSPF on 5420 and 6200, not on the 4100i, 6000, or 6100. Therefore, from the choices provided, the CX 6300 is the switch family that supports creating this OSPF redistribution configuration. The CX 6000 and CX 6100 are access-layer switches and are not the correct choice for this OSPF route redistribution example.