HP Exam HPE6-A69 Topic 1 Question 46 Discussion

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Question #: 46
Topic #: 1

A customer with an ArubaOS-CX 6300M switch is having a performance issue on the network and has received complaints about users experiencing intermittent connectivity. After performing troubleshooting it is determined that many of the local websites on the LAN that users are unable to reach are resolved to an invalid MAC address

What are the minimum steps that should be performed to mitigate this condition? (Select two.)

Aimplement dhcpv4-shooping.

BImplement ARP ACLs to define trusted MAC address to IP bindings

CEnable 'arp inspection' on the end-user physical ports

DEnable 'arp inspection untrusted' on the end-user physical ports

EEnable 'arp inspection' on the end-user VLAN

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Suggested Answer: B, E

by Lamonica at Sep 16, 2024, 04:35 PM

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Goldie

2 months ago

Wow, someone's been watching too many hacking movies. B and C are the real MVPs for this problem.

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Shawn

1 months ago

Absolutely, staying ahead of potential security threats is key in maintaining a stable and reliable network for users.

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Lyla

1 months ago

It's important to take proactive measures to protect the network and prevent such issues from affecting user connectivity.

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Gayla

1 months ago

Definitely, those steps will help prevent unauthorized MAC address to IP bindings and ensure network security.

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Erasmo

2 months ago

I agree, implementing ARP ACLs and enabling 'arp inspection' on the end-user physical ports are crucial steps to mitigate this issue.

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Douglass

2 months ago

I believe enabling 'arp inspection untrusted' on the end-user physical ports could be another important step to take.

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Paulene

2 months ago

Gotta love those sneaky hackers trying to mess with the network. B and E are the winning combo here, no doubt.

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Avery

2 months ago

Agreed, those steps should help mitigate the issue.

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Arletta

2 months ago

Definitely, we need to implement ARP ACLs and enable 'arp inspection' on the end-user VLAN.

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Bo

2 months ago

Yeah, those hackers are always causing trouble.

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Rolande

3 months ago

I agree with Michell, enabling 'arp inspection' on the end-user physical ports could also help mitigate the issue.

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Alonso

3 months ago

Hah, 'arp inspection untrusted' sounds like a great way to prank your coworkers. But B and E are the way to go for this one.

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Michell

3 months ago

I think we should implement ARP ACLs to define trusted MAC address to IP bindings.

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Arlyne

3 months ago

Ah, looks like we've got a classic ARP spoofing issue here. I'd definitely go with B and C to lock that down.

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Louvenia

1 months ago

Let's implement those changes and monitor the network for any improvements.

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Gayla

1 months ago

Agreed, those steps should help secure the network and prevent ARP spoofing.

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Walton

2 months ago

C) Enable 'arp inspection' on the end-user physical ports

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Tiera

2 months ago

B) Implement ARP ACLs to define trusted MAC address to IP bindings

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