[Sep 18, 2022] Latest Aruba Certified ClearPass Associate (ACCA) V6.7 HPE6-A82 Actual Free Exam Questions [Q21-Q38]

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[Sep 18, 2022] Latest Aruba Certified ClearPass Associate (ACCA) V6.7 HPE6-A82 Actual Free Exam Questions

Aruba Certified ClearPass Associate (ACCA) V6.7 HPE6-A82 Dumps Updated Practice Test and 61 unique questions

HP HPE6-A82 Exam Syllabus Topics:

Topic	Details
Topic 1	ClearPass Policy Manager and ClearPass Guest
Topic 2	Device profiling and posture checks Endpoint Analysis and Posture
Topic 3	Overview and Active Directory Guest and Onboard
Topic 4	Configure ClearPass as an authentication server for both corporate users and guests

NO.21 What is RADIUS Change of Authorization (CoA)?

It is a mechanism that enables ClearPass to assigned a User-Based Tunnel (UBT) between a switch and controller for Dynamic Segmentation.

It allows clients to issue a privilege escalation request to ClearPass using RADIUS to switch to TACACS+.

It allows ClearPass to transmit messages to the Network Attached Device/Network Attached Server (NAD/NAS) to modify a user’s session status.

It forces the client to re-authenticate upon roaming to an access point controlled by a foreign mobility controller.

NO.22 Refer to the diagram.

When creating a new ClearPass Service, the [Time Source] has been added as an authorization source. What time source is ClearPass referencing?

the ClearPass server where insight Master has been enabled

the local time setting found on the authenticating client machine

the NTP (Network Time Protocol) source indicated in the Cluster settings

the local clock of the ClearPass server doing the authentication

NO.23 Which Authorization Source support device profile enforcement?

Local user Repository

Endpoint Repository

OnGuard Repository

Gust User Repository

NO.24 What is true regarding Posturing and Profiling?

Both Posturing and Profiling describe the same thing, what is the health of the client endpoinst?

Profiling describes categorizing the user based on their department while Posturing validates the user as authenticated

Posturing and Profiling are role assignments in ClearPass used internally to map to enforcement policies.

Profiling is the act of identifying the endpoint type while Posturing is assigning a status as to the health of the endpoint

NO.25 What is a function of the posture token in ClearPass OnGuard? (Select two )

Identifies clients that are not security compliant

Initiates the Auto-Remediation process

Controls access to network resources

Denies access to unhealthy clients

indicates the Health Status of the Client

NO.26 Refer to the exhibit.

What does Starch Base Dn do when joining an Active Directory domain? {Select two.)

sets the starting point in the directory tree for the Base DN (Distinguished Name) search

searches for the Base DN (Distinguished Name) based on what was typed in the field

runs an Active Directory query that returns all results along with any matching the entered Base DN (Distinguished Name)

validates the connection details entered in the Connection Details

updates the Base DN (Distinguished Name) in Active Directory if no match is found

NO.27 Match the ClearPass system description to the best term Options are used only once.

NO.28 Refer to the exhibit.

What does Starch Base Dn do when joining an Active Directory domain? {Select two.)

sets the starting point in the directory tree for the Base DN (Distinguished Name) search

searches for the Base DN (Distinguished Name) based on what was typed in the field

runs an Active Directory query that returns all results along with any matching the entered Base DN (Distinguished Name)

validates the connection details entered in the Connection Details

updates the Base DN (Distinguished Name) in Active Directory if no match is found

NO.29 Select all that apply
Match the security description to the term that best fits. Options are used only once.

NO.30 An organization wants to have guests connect their own personal devices to the wireless network without requiring a receptionist setting up a guest account.
Which ClearPass feature can be used to meet the organization’s requirements?

Policy Manager Enforcement

MAC authentication with profiling

ClearPass Onboard

Guest with self-registration

Explanation/Reference:

NO.31 Refer to the exhibit.

what will be the enforcement for the user “neil”?

Corp Secure Contractor

Allow Full Access

Secure Corp BYOD Access

Allow internet Only Access

NO.32 Which are valid enforcement profile types? (Select two)

Policy Service Enforcement

RADIUS Change of Authorization (CoA)

Aruba Script Enforcement

ClearPass Entity Update Enforcement

NO.33 An organization wants guests to be able to create their own guest accounts for access to the public WLAN.
Guests do not want to have to repeatedly log in multiple times through the day.
Which ClearPass feature can meet these requirements?

ClearPass Onboard Portal.

Guest access with Media Access Control (MAC) caching.

Enforcement based on endpoint profiling.

Guest self-registration with sponsor approval.

NO.34 What is the significance of using the [Allow ALL MAC AUTH] as an Authentication Method for Guests?

This removes the reliance on the known or unknown status for MAC authentication.

All clients with unknown endpoints will be granted guest access regardless of authorization

Client attempts will fail without an additional Authentication method applied.

All clients with known endpoints will be granted guest access regardless of authorization.

NO.35 Refer to the exhibit.

Where will the guests browser be redirected during a captive portal login attempt?

The captive portal page hosted on the Aruba controller

The redirect will time out and fan to resolve

The captive portal page hosted on ClearPass

The captive portal page hosted on Aruba Central in the cloud

NO.36 Refer to the exhibit.

What is true regarding leaving the indicated option “Use cached Roles and Posture attributes from previous sessions” unchecked?

A posture change applied to an endpoint is going to be lost each time the client re-authenticates.

The service will make the enforcement decision based upon the updated Posture regardless of caching.

Posturing will no longer be evaluated in determining the enforcement policy for current or future sessions.

Cached posture results are no longer stored by ClearPass but instead are saved to the endpoint of the client.

NO.37 What is an effect of the Cache Timeout setting on the authentication source settings for Active Directory?

ClearPass will validate the user credentials, then, for the duration of the cache. ClearPass will just fetch account attributes.

The Cache Timeout is designed to reduce the amount of traffic between ClearPass and the A/D server by caching the credentials

The Cache Timeout is designed to reduce the amount of traffic between ClearPass and the A/D server by caching the attributes.

ClearPass will validate the user credentials on the first attempt, then will always fetch the account attributes

Explanation
https://community.arubanetworks.com/blogs/arunkumar1/2020/10/20/what-is-the-differencebetween- authentication-cache-timeout-and-machine-authentication-cache-timeout

NO.38 Which configuration options are necessary to add a Network Access Device into the ClearPass Policy Manager? (Select two.)

ClearPass Admin Password

https certificate

NAD IP Address

Shared Secret

CLI Console Password

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