HP HPE6-A88 - HPE Networking ClearPass Exam
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Total 111 questions
Question #6 (Topic: Topic 1, Identify Network Access Control and Security Features
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In an enterprise environment, a network administrator is tasked with configuring ClearPass to interact with various network access devices (NADs). The administrator needs to ensure that only specific devices can send authentication requests to ClearPass.
After navigating to the ‘Devices’ section under the ‘Network’ menu, what critical step must the administrator take to add a new NAD to ClearPass properly?
After navigating to the ‘Devices’ section under the ‘Network’ menu, what critical step must the administrator take to add a new NAD to ClearPass properly?
A. Set up a VPN tunnel between the NAD and ClearPass.
B. Configure the device’s MAC address in the Add Device window.
C. Enter a source IP address or address range for the device.
Answer: C
Question #7 (Topic: Topic 1, Identify Network Access Control and Security Features
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A network engineer needs to ensure secure and reliable communication between network devices and the RADIUS server over an unsecured network. Which configuration should they implement?
A. Implement RadSec because it encrypts all RADIUS communication and uses TCP for reliable packet delivery.
B. Use UDP for faster message transport and rely on internal network security.
C. Implement RADIUS with PSK because it is simpler to configure and only encrypts passwords.
Answer: A
Question #8 (Topic: Topic 1, Identify Network Access Control and Security Features
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A facility manager is concerned about the security of their network after discovering that an attacker could potentially replace a wired IP camera with a laptop using the same MAC address.
How does the ClearPass profiler mitigate this risk?
How does the ClearPass profiler mitigate this risk?
A. By creating separate networks for each type of device to prevent unauthorized access.
B. The network can distinguish between the camera and a spoofed device by comprehensively profiling the real client device type.
C. By automatically blocking any device that attempts to connect with a MAC address already in use.
Answer: B
Question #9 (Topic: Topic 1, Identify Network Access Control and Security Features
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An IT specialist is trying to create a reliable profile for a new endpoint device using ClearPass. They want to ensure the profiling is as accurate as possible.
What approach should they take?
What approach should they take?
A. Interface multiple profiling collectors between the client device and ClearPass.
B. Only the HTTP network function is used to detect device fingerprints.
C. Rely solely on the DHCP network function for profiling.
Answer: A
Question #10 (Topic: Topic 1, Identify Network Access Control and Security Features
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A company is transitioning to a cloud-first strategy and has noticed an increase in the number of IoT devices and remote users connecting to their network. They are concerned about maintaining security and visibility as they migrate more applications to the cloud.
Which strategies would best address their concerns?
Which strategies would best address their concerns?
A. Implementing a traditional perimeter-based security approach to monitor all activities.
B. Adopting a Zero Trust model with continuous, closed-loop security and role-based access policies.
C. Limiting network access to only a few trusted devices to minimize threats.
Answer: B
