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According to the client steering logic for sticky clients in the Aruba Client Match feature, what is true about the client movement to the new AP?

• A.Aruba Client Match uses the AP database for better AP performance.
• B.Aruba Client Match select APs with better signal strength as configured in Client March SNR threshold.
• C.Aruba Client Match uses the client's SNR and the client's association time to steer client to a suitable AP.
• D.Aruba Client Match uses a Virtual Beacon Report to find a better AP for the client.

A network engineer configures two controllers for VRRRP. The engineer expects the status of the controllers to be master and backup, but notices that both controllers have statuses of master.
What is a possible reason?

• A.VRRP priority is configured with the wrong parameters on both controllers.
• B.VRRP IDs of both controllers are the same in the VRRP configuration.
• C.VRRP VLAN is not allowed on the trunk link between both controllers.
• D.VLAN ID is same in the VRRP configuration on both controllers

Refer to the exhibits on the tabs.
Exhibit 1

Exhibit 2

The exhibits display the output of "show" commands on the Master, local-1, and Local-2 controllers. Based on the output, what is true about client roaming?

• A.Mobile IP is enabled and the client roamed from the Local-1 controller to Local-2 controller
• B.Mobile IP is enabled and the client roamed from the Local-2 controller to Local-1 controller
• C.Mobile IP is enabled and the client roamed from AP-2 AP-1
• D.The client did not roam because the client IP address is not changed.

Refer to the exhibit.

The network shown in the exhibits is configured with an active and standby controller that uses Layer 3 redundancy for AP termination. There are 100 APs provisioned into the AP Group NY1. The active local controller fails and the APs terminate on the standby local controller. Centralized licensing is enabled on the controller cluster with capacity for 100 APs. The WLAN clients are not able to SSID.
What could be the source of the problem?

• A.The IP helper address on the interface VLAN AN is not configured on the standby local controller
• B.The VLAN mapping is not configured on the standby local controller.
• C.There are not enough licenses on the standby local controller lo support the APs.
• D.The uplink trunk of the standby controller does not permit the user VIANs for the SSIO Layer 3 deployment.

Refer to the exhibit.

A network has one master and two local controllers with 200 APs that provide an employee WLAN. The Master controller is configured with two AP groups, North and South. The Local 1 and Local 2 controllers are located in the data center and are configured with VRRP instances. The customer would like to utilize both controllers for active-active local controller redundancy.
How should the network administrator configure the controller VRRP instances in the AP groups for active-active controller redundancy?

• A.200 Aps in the North AP Group
  VRRP1 address as LMS-IP for the North AP Group and Backup LMS-IP for the South AP Group
• B.100 Aps in the North AP group and 100 Aps in the South AP Group
  VRRP1 address as LMS-IP for both North and South AP Group
  VRRP2 as Backup LMS-IP for both North and South AP Group
• C.100 Aps in the North AP Group and 100 Aps in the South AP Group
  VRRP1 address as LMS-IP and VRRP2 as Backup-LMS IP for North AP Group
  VRRP1 address as LMS-IP and VRRP1 as Backup LMS-IP for the South AP Group
• D.200 Aps in the North AP group and 200 Aps in the South AP group
  VRRP1 address as LMS-IP for the North AP group
  VRRP2 address as backup LMS-IP for the South AP Group