HP Architecting HP Network Solutions Sample Questions:

1. A customer has a solution that continuously backs up date for critical services to a disaster recovery site. The customer requires a one hour recovery point objective (RPO) and a 90 minute recovery time objective (RTO). The network architect is scoping the bandwidth requirements and has used perfmon to analyze the write throughput for the critical service over a month. The results are:
-Peak throughput= 2000 Mbps -Average throughput = 500 Mbps -Highest average throughput in hour increments =1000 Mbps -High average throughputin 90 minuteincrements =750 Mbps
What is the bandwidth requirement for the continuous backup?

A) 750 Mbps
B) 500 Mbps
C) 1000 Mbps
D) 2000 Mbps

2. HOTSPOT
A network architect designing HP addresses for a customer. The network architect is planning a core routing solution and these VLANs:
-Management (network infrastructure) -Guest -Employees_Wired_Floor1 -Consultants_Wired_Floor1 -Voice_Floor1 -Consultants_Wireless -Employees_Wireless
The customer requires access control lists (ACLs) that control users according to their identity, guest, employee, or contractor. As far as access control is connected, the customer does not care about whether a user has wireless or wired access.
Which scheme enabled ACLs to use the forest rules to control users according to the customer requirements? (Drag and Drop the marker on the scheme)

3. What is the preferred time for completing the racking and labeling of equipment for a new implementation?

A) At the beginning of the scheduled outage
B) At any time between the beginning of the scheduled outage and the point of no return
C) Before the scheduled outage
D) After the scheduled outage has begun and initial tests have indicated success

4. A network architect has designed a two-tier topology for the campus LAN and is planning to implement routing at the core.
Which requirement might cause the network architect to consider implementing routing at the access layer?

A) The customer has an HP MultiService Mobility (MSM) solution, and wireless users to roam seamlessly across the site.
B) The customer plans to use the MultiService Mobility (MSM) controller's guest solution to let guest connect to Ethernet jacks in conference rooms access the site.
C) Employees in different VLANs need to use collaboration applications to share high-resolution graphic files.
D) Employees need to be placed in dynamic VLANs, assigned by RADIUS server based on identity, so that network managers can manage the solution more easily.

5. Refer to the exhibit.

The exhibit shows the topology for an enterprise campus LAN.
The customer has these additional requirements:
-Employees willneeds a wireless networkthat they will use as asecondaryform of access
-The customer expectsbetween 300 and 400simultaneousclients.
-PCI DSS 2.0 level securityfor the WLANs encryptionand authentication.
-Employeesneed tobe able toroam seamlesslybetween any APs.
The network architect has planned for 16 APs.
Base on these requirements, what does the network architect need to consider when selecting Wireless products?

A) The APs must support wireless sensor capabilities and have dual radios.
B) The APs must support 802.11n and have dual radios.
C) The controller must support centralized forwarding of employees traffic (Premium Mobility license).
D) The controller requires additional user license as well as additional AP licenses to support the high number of clients per-AP.

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