HP HP2-Z33 Online Practice Questions and Exam Preparation

HP HP2-Z33 Online Questions & Answers

• Question 31:

  When does DHCP fingerprinting of endpoints occur within an HP BYOD solution?

  A. when User Access Manager validates the user account
  B. when endpoints access the BYOD registration page
  C. when endpoints obtain an IP address
  D. when endpoints are authenticated
  C. when endpoints obtain an IP address

• Question 32:

  An organization has deployed dual radio access points (APs). They have a mixture of 802.11b, g, and n clients. In this scenario, why is it desirable to steer 802.11n enabled clients to operate in the 5 GHz band?

  A. Signals in 5 GHz band propagate further than 2.4 GHz, which enables 802.11n devices to connect at great distances
  B. 802.11n can use the higher modulation and coding schemes, which are not allowed in the 2.4 GHz band.
  C. When 802.11n devices operate in 2.4 GHz band, they prevent legacy 802.11b.g devices from connecting
  D. There are more non-overlapping channels, which increases the probability that channel bonding can be used
  D. There are more non-overlapping channels, which increases the probability that channel bonding can be used

• Question 33:

  Which customer requirements would cause a WLAN designer to recommend implementing an HP Unified Wired-Wireless enterprise controller? (Select two.)

  A. The customer currently has 500 access points and an HP MSM controller deployed, and they plan to deploy an additional 400 access points.
  B. The customer expects that the number of authenticated users will increase from 1500 to 2500.
  C. The customer wants to manage their wireless network using the HP IMC platform.
  D. The customer requires high availability and seamless failover of non-centralized traffic,
  E. The customer plans to deploy a new wireless network with 500 access points.
  C. The customer wants to manage their wireless network using the HP IMC platform.
  D. The customer requires high availability and seamless failover of non-centralized traffic,

• Question 34:

  A network administrator configures an HP BYOD solution. To authorize guests to register their endpoints, the network administrator sets up components of the Onboarding process. Which configuration settings must the administrator set up in User Access Manager?

  

  A. Option A
  B. Option B
  C. Option C
  D. Option D
  D. Option D

• Question 35:

  In 802.11n, what does fat channel intolerance indicate?

  A. Clients hearing this information must transmit in the secondary channel only.
  B. Both the clients and access points hearing this information must no longer aggregate MPDU frames.
  C. Access points hearing this information must use the default 40 MHz channel bandwidth.
  D. Access points hearing this information must prohibit the use of 40 MHz channels.
  D. Access points hearing this information must prohibit the use of 40 MHz channels.

• Question 36:

  An organization's security policy mandates the use of 802.1X port based authentication. The organization's security policy also mandates that before an employee's personal device can connect to the wireless network, it must download anti-virus, security patch, and other essential software. What should be configured on the access point to support these requirements?

  A. EAP-TLS
  B. dynamic WEP
  C. portal authentication
  D. 802.1X guest VLAN
  D. 802.1X guest VLAN

• Question 37:

  To allow user access for corporate employees, a network administrator sets an SSID named CORPORATE using an HP Unified Wireless solution. The administrator wants these security enhancements: Enable 802.1x authentication in PEAP MS-CHAP V2 mode on this SSID along with AES and WPA2.

  

  Set the User Access Manager server at 10.0.1.100 to authenticate 802.1x supplicants.

  

  The network administrator enters these commands:

  

  What is another set of commands that must be entered onto the Unified Wireless Controller in system-view mode to define the SSID CORPORATE with 802.1X Authentication in PEAP MSCHAPV2, using the defined RADIUS server?

  

  A. Option A
  B. Option B
  C. Option C
  D. Option D
  D. Option D

• Question 38:

  How does an HP BYOD implementation differ from a simple MAC authentication?

  A. In MAC authentication, the MAC address exists as an account in the User Access Manager database. In BYOD, the MAC address of an endpoint is learned during registration.
  B. In MAC authentication, the MAC address exists as an account in the User Access Manager database In BYOD, a successful MAC authentication of an endpoint must precede the registration of a user account.
  C. In MAC authentication, the MAC address exists as an account in the User Access Manager database In BYOD, the MAC address of an endpoint does not need to be learned; the user account is what matters.
  D. In MAC authentication, the MAC address is learned during the first authentication. In BYOD, the MAC address of endpoint is learned during registration.
  A. In MAC authentication, the MAC address exists as an account in the User Access Manager database. In BYOD, the MAC address of an endpoint is learned during registration.

• Question 39:

  A company decides to use the local portal server function on the HP Unified Wired-WLAN controller. Which rule applies when customizing the default authentication pages?

  A. Do not modify the logon failure page.
  B. The authentication page files must not exceed 50 MB.
  C. Do not change the names of the main authentication page files.
  D. Do not compress the authentication page files.
  C. Do not change the names of the main authentication page files.

• Question 40:

  Which action does the Wireless Intrusion Prevention System (WlPS) take when it detects that a device is sending frames with a fixed initialization vector?

  A. captures the frames for future analysis
  B. logs the event
  C. deauthenticates the user
  D. adds the device to the dynamic blacklist
  B. logs the event