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| Vendor: | HP |
|---|---|
| Exam Code: | HPE7-A08 |
| Exam Name: | HPE Network Switching Professional Exam |
| Exam Questions: | 134 |
| Last Updated: | May 28, 2026 |
| Related Certifications: | HPE Aruba Networking Certified Professional - Switching |
| Exam Tags: | Professional Network engineerssenior network engineers |
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You are troubleshooting a WLAN deployment with APs and gateways set up with an 802.1X tunneled SSID. End-users are complaining that they can't connect to the enterprise SSID. Which possible AP tunnel states could be the cause of the issue? (Select two.)
You have added a switch with existing configuration to an existing group in HPE Aruba Networking Central, but the configuration is not synchronizing. What could cause this?
When adding a switch with an existing configuration into a group in Aruba Central, the group requires devices to have factory default configurations to allow Central to apply the group config correctly.
If the switch has an existing configuration, synchronization and auto-commit may fail because of configuration conflicts.
Option A: Pending authorization is unrelated to config synchronization.
Option C: Auto-commit can be disabled but does not block syncing existing config.
Option D: VSX support limitations are irrelevant here.
Therefore, the likely cause is that only switches with factory default config can be added to a group with existing config.
Aruba Central Device Group Management Documentation
Aruba Central Configuration Synchronization Best Practices
HPE Aruba Central User Guide
You have configured UBT on your CX switches, but now HTTPS-enabled websites will not load, which you suspect is due to the packet size. To resolve the issue, what should you configure on each device with funneled traffic?
When User-Based Tunneling (UBT) is configured and HTTPS-enabled websites fail to load, this often relates to issues with packet fragmentation. The solution is to enable IP fragmentation on the devices to allow large tunneled packets to be properly fragmented and reassembled.
Path MTU discovery is helpful but may be blocked in some networks.
Fragment reassembly is usually on the receiving end.
Jumbo frames may not resolve fragmentation across tunneled paths.
Therefore, enabling IP fragmentation is the most effective solution.
Aruba UBT Deployment and Troubleshooting Guide
HPE Aruba Networking Tunneling and MTU Best Practices
ArubaOS-CX Network Configuration Manuals
You have been tasked to ensure that audit logs on mobility gateways contain accurate timestamps, keeping security in mind. Which configuration change would best secure the time clock against attacks?
Your customer's CX switches are managed in HPE Aruba Networking Central. After enabling monitoring using NAE, you consider upgrading some of your 6200 switches with more powerful 6300 switches.
Which report can you run to determine which sites would benefit most from an upgrade?
To determine which sites would benefit most from upgrading from 6200 to more powerful 6300 switches in Aruba Central, the best report to run is the Switch Capacity Planning report. It analyzes resource utilization and capacity to identify bottlenecks and potential upgrade candidates.
Infra Inventory lists devices but not capacity usage.
Resource Utilization gives raw usage but not in planning context.
Network report focuses on topology and status.
Hence, Switch Capacity Planning is the most relevant report for upgrade planning.
Aruba Central User Guide -- Reports and Analytics
HPE Aruba Network Management Best Practices
ArubaOS-CX Switch Capacity Planning Documentation
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