Architecting HP Network Solutions (HP0-Y45) Free Practice Test

Question 1

A customer is beginning to implement IPv6 in conjunction with IPv4 in its private network. The customer has obtained this IPv6 Block: 2003:DBB:1:1000::/52. The network architect is planning IPv6 addresses for these subnets:
-VLAN 10 with100 users -VLAN 20 with 130 users The customer wants to use stateless autoconfiguration to assign IP address to the endpoints.
How should the network architect plan the IPv6 subnet address for each VLANs?

A. The subnet for each VLAN should use a /104 subnet address, such as 2003:DB8:1:1000::100:0/104

B. The subnet for each VLANs should use a /56 subnet address, such as 2003:DB8:1:1100::/56

C. The subnet for each VLAN should use a /64 subnet address, such as 2003:DB8:1:1001::/64

D. The subnet for each VLAN should use a /112 subnet address, such as 2003:DB8:1:0/112.

Correct Answer: A

Question 2

Refer to the exhibit.

The exhibit shows a network with HP 3500 yI Series switches at the access layer and HP 8206 zI switches at the core.
The customer with solution has logged several support calls. Which were eventually tracked down to spanning tree issues.
How can a network architect adjust this solution to prevent this issue in the future?

A. Implement BPDU filters on the switch links and loop protection on the edge ports.

B. Connect three or four 3500 yI switches together in a group. Establish a distributed trunk between two switches in each group and the core switches.

C. Implement OpenFlow on one of the switches, and use that protocol to choose which links down to spanning tree issues.

D. Configure distributed trunking between each 3500 yI switch and the two 8200 zI switches at the core.

Correct Answer: D

Question 3

Refer to the exhibit.

A network architect is planning a voice over IP (VoIP) solution for a customer. A computer connects to each VoIP phone, which is Link Layer Discovery Protocol Media Extensions (LLDPMED) capable and supports 802.1X. The Phone then connects to the Ethernet jack. The design currently calls for edge ports to enforce 802.1x to a wireless Network Policy Server (NPS), and RADIUS policies assign users to VLANs based on their identity.
How should the network architect plan VLANs for the VoIP phones?

A. Disable 802.1X on the phones so that they are placed in the same reason, and use the same VLAN, as the authenticated user on the computer.

B. Make sure that RADIUS policies assign each VoIP phone to the same VLAN that is expected for users.

C. Plan a voice VLAN that is associated with dynamic user VLAN. Make sure that RADIUS policies specify that as the tagged VLAN.

D. Plan a voice VLAN for each IRF group. Use LLDP.MED and the voice VLAN definition on edge ports to assign the VLAN to phones.

Correct Answer: C

Question 4

A network architect is designing a Fibre Channel (FC) SAN solution for a company. The network architect needs the number of inter-switch links (ISLs) between FC switches relative to the number of connections to the servers.
Which statement correctly describes the consideration for this decision? (Select two)

A. When application have higher data I/O requirements, the FC switches require relatively require more ISLs.

B. When the application have highest availability requirements, the FC switches require relatively ISLs.

C. When the FC Fabric implements more zones, the FC switches require relatively more ISLs.

D. When the SAN includes multiple FC over Ethernet (FCoE) hops, the FC switches require relatively more ISLs.

E. When the ISLs have lower bandwidth (such as 2 Gbps rather than 4 Gbps), the FC switches require relatively more ISLs.

Correct Answer: C,D

Question 5

HOTSPOT
A customer is updating the server hardware for a data center. The customer can choose between Hp rack servers are HP blade servers. Select the typical choice based on the customer's top requirement.

Correct Answer:

Explanation:
Minimize cabling - Blade Support very large internal storage requirements-Rack Uses power and space efficiently - Blade

Question 6

A network architect is planning a guest solution for a group of ports in a conference room. Guests should have access to the internet only. The company wants a single solution prefers not to burden visitors with login requests.
Which solution would best meet the company's requirements for guest network?

A. Place the guest ports in a VLAN that is allowed access only to the internet. Optionally configure port isolation.

B. Apply MAC lockdown to the guest ports. Configure switches to place unknown MAC addresses in a VLAN with access only to the internet.

C. Place the guest ports in a blackhole VLAN that is not carried on switch-to-switch links. Apply a Dynamic VLAN for guests who pass web authentication to a server that allows MAC registration.

D. Apply web authentication to the guest ports. Use the built-in guest accounts for HP switches to authenticate the users.

Correct Answer: A

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