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| Vendor: | HP |
|---|---|
| Exam Code: | HPE7-A08 |
| Exam Name: | HPE Network Switching Professional Exam |
| Exam Questions: | 134 |
| Last Updated: | February 3, 2026 |
| Related Certifications: | HPE Aruba Networking Certified Professional - Switching |
| Exam Tags: | Professional Network engineerssenior network engineers |
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A customer has recently deployed AP-615s at their new office and is wondering on which band the radios will operate with the default configuration after creating a tri-band SSID. What should you tell them?
Your customer has an existing gateway cluster that they are using to tunnel traffic from APs and would like to configure the same for their CX switches. Which tunneling option should you recommend?
The customer wants to tunnel traffic from APs through CX switches, similar to what they currently do with a gateway cluster. Aruba's User-Based Tunneling (UBT) is designed specifically for this use case. UBT allows traffic from wireless and wired clients to be tunneled to a centralized gateway or controller for policy enforcement and traffic inspection.
IPSec and GRE are general tunneling protocols but not Aruba's recommended solution for AP traffic.
VNBT relates to colorless ports and dynamic segmentation, not tunneling client traffic.
Thus, UBT is the correct tunneling solution for AP traffic through CX switches.
Aruba User-Based Tunneling Whitepaper
ArubaOS-CX Wireless Integration Guide
HPE Aruba Networking Solutions for Campus Networks
How does an HPE Aruba Networking CX VSX solution make the hardware replacement of a single switch a non-disruptive operation for Layer 2 configurations?
In HPE Aruba CX VSX, the hardware replacement of a single switch is non-disruptive for Layer 2 configurations because the system MAC address in the ServiceOS can be changed to the original system MAC address. This ensures consistent MAC address usage, avoiding disruptions in Layer 2 forwarding and preventing MAC flapping in the network.
Options involving VSX-sync or reserved system MAC ranges do not specifically address hardware replacement scenarios as effectively.
Changing the ServiceOS system MAC to match the original maintains Layer 2 stability during switch replacement.
Aruba VSX Hardware Replacement Best Practices
HPE Aruba CX VSX Technical Reference Guide
ArubaOS-CX ServiceOS and System MAC Documentation
Refer to the CLI output below:

What statement about the output above is correct?
Your customer is a large hotel that would like to use a single VLAN per floor and isolate each room's wired network port from the others. Which CX switch feature should you recommend for the simplest solution?
To isolate wired ports on the same VLAN on a large scale (such as hotel rooms) but allow communication within the same VLAN for common areas, Private VLANs (PVLANs) are recommended. PVLANs allow segmentation within a single VLAN by dividing it into primary and secondary VLANs, controlling communication between ports.
VPN and VXLAN are overlay technologies for different purposes.
UBT (User-Based Tunneling) is related to wireless user segmentation, not wired port isolation.
Therefore, PVLANs provide the simplest and most effective solution to isolate room ports within a single VLAN.
Aruba Private VLAN Configuration Guide
HPE Aruba VLAN and PVLAN Best Practices
ArubaOS-CX Network Segmentation Documentation
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