HPE6-A86 Exam Dumps : HPE Network Switching Associate Exam

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.

The correct answer is A. operators. HPE Aruba Networking AOS-CX documentation for the CX 8400 identifies built-in user groups that exist by default on the switch. These include administrators, operators, and auditors. The operators group has limited privileges, such as basic display-only CLI access and the ability to view nonsensitive switch configuration information. It does not have full switch configuration privileges. The other options—helpdesk, servicedesk, and support—are not listed as built-in default user groups for the CX 8400. Those names could be created manually as custom local user groups in some environments, but they are not default AOS-CX groups. Therefore, from the available choices, the default group is operators.

The correct answers are B and E. On HPE Aruba Networking AOS-CX switches, configuration changes are made to the running configuration. To ensure those changes persist after a reboot, the running configuration must be saved to the startup configuration. HPE Aruba Networking documentation states that write memory saves the running configuration to the startup configuration and is an alias of copy running-config startup-config. The copy running-config startup-config command copies the current running configuration into the startup configuration, overwriting the existing startup configuration if one is already present. Option A, commit confirm, is not the AOS-CX command used to save the current running configuration for reboot persistence. Option C, save force, is not the correct AOS-CX command for this task. Option D is the reverse operation; copy startup-config running-config would copy the saved startup configuration into the active running configuration rather than saving current changes for the next reboot. Therefore, the two valid commands are write memory and copy running-config startup-config.