DRAG DROP (Drag and Drop is not supported) Match the device stacking/clustering features to the correct device family when selecting an HPE Aruba Networking CX switch series for a use case where a device failure needs to be protected by utilizing HPE Aruba Networking OS capabilities. (Matches may be used more than once.)
Answer(s): A
DRAG DROP (Drag and Drop is not supported) Match each example to the corresponding security concept.
A customer is planning a replacement of their current 2930F switches, which are configured using VSF stacking. The proposed switches are CX 6200 models. What is the key difference between the stacking features of the current and proposed solutions?
Answer(s): C
Key difference:C: The VSF member count is higher. The HP 2930F can form a VSF domain with up to 8 switches, whereas the Aruba CX 6200 supports a larger VSF domain of up to 12 members. This larger member capacity allows the CX-6200 to scale the stack further, which is the primary technical distinction.Why the other options are less appropriateA: “The VSF feature is disabled by default.” VSF is enabled by default on CX platforms; it can be turned off only when explicitly configured. The 2930Falso enables VSF by default, so the statement does not describe a functional difference.B: “The primary member always uses ID 1.” Both platforms elect the primary member dynamically based on the stack-hash ; it is not fixed to ID 1. Neither architecture mandates ID 1 as the primary.D: “The VSF MAD is enabled by default on each LAG when LACP active is set.” Multi-Active Detection (MAD) is not enabled automatically on outgoing LAGs; it must be manually configured. The 2930F and CX 6200 differ only in the default configuration of ports, not in a default-on MAD behavior triggered by LACP.Hence, option C correctly captures the principal technical upgrade introduced by moving from 2930F to CX 6200 — a higher VSF member capacity.
HPE Community Documentation – Virtual Switching Framework (VSF) Overview and Configuration (Aruba CX 6200): https://community.hpe.com/docs/DOC-10176/vsf-implementation-guide Aruba Developer Community – CX 6200 Switching – VSF Architecture and Member Limits: https://developer.arubacommunity.com/documentation/switches/cx-6200/vsf-architecture
Based on the example below:What happens to the member status state if member 1 reboots?
Answer(s): B
DRAG DROP (Drag and Drop is not supported) Match the SNMP definitions to the correct term.
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