Your customer recently decided to build a new wireless network based on AOS-10. The following legacy settings still exist:
The DHCP server still sends option 60 "ArubaInstantAP" and option 43
including the IP address of the Airwave server in the ZTP VLAN.
The DNS server has an entry for "aruba-airwave" pointing to the Airwave server.
The customer purchased new AP-655 access points and HPE Aruba
Networking Central subscriptions. Each AP is assigned to the "ACX-
Group" in the "Device Preprovisioning" section of Central, and the
external firewall allows HTTPS traffic between APs and the Internet.
What will happen when the new factory default APs are connected to the customer's network for the first time?

Refer to the exhibit:

SW-A is the Layer 3 gateway for:
Server-A in VLAN 100, subnet 10.100.100.0/24
Client-A in VLAN 20, subnet 10.100.20.0/24
Client-B in VLAN 30, subnet 10.100.30.0/24
What must be done to prevent rogue DHCP servers in VLAN 30 on SW-B?

You are verifying a new VSX deployment and have run the following command. Based on the output, which statement is true?

An HPE Aruba Networking CX switch is configured with IGMP using the given output:

Which statement is true about the possible supported message types?

An Aruba CX B100 VSX has the following state for LACP:
2024-06-08T19:48:34.713434+03:00 VSX1 lacpd[837]: Event|1321|LOG_INFO|AMM|1/1|LAG
253 State change for interface 1/1/25:3: Actor state: ALFNCD, Partner state: ASFNCD 2024-06-
06T19:48:34.675496+03:00 VSX1 lacpd[837]: Event|1308|LOG_INFO|AMM|1/1|LACP rate set to slow for LAG 253 What can be observed based on the output?