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HP Architecting HP Network Solutions Sample Questions:

1. Refer to the exhibit.

A network architect is processing to a customer. The customer network manager has a performance for Cisco Per-VLAN Spanning Tree Plus (PVST+) because this protocol provides for fast convergence when a link fails and also provides per-VLAN load-sharing over links.
How should the network architect explain why the solution fits these requirements?

A) The MSTP component of the solution fulfils the same needs as PVST+ MSTP simply balances traffic per-instance rather than per-VLAN
B) The redundant links between the switches are protected by MSTP and the built-in loop on HP 3800 switches MSTP provides load-sharing and loop guard provides resiliency.
C) The link aggregations between tiers provide even better resiliency and load-sharing than PVST+ while MSTP protects against accidental loops.
D) The solution as shown provides the same load-sharing benefits as PVST+ To achieve the same resiliency benefits, the architect can add smart link to the meshed stack.

2. 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 /64 subnet address, such as 2003:DB8:1:1001::/64
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 /112 subnet address, such as 2003:DB8:1:0/112.
D) The subnet for each VLAN should use a /104 subnet address, such as 2003:DB8:1:1000::100:0/104

3. A network architect is working with a customer and needs to understand the regulatory compliance, contractual agreements, and service-level agreements (SLAs) that apply to the company. The customer has the general IT roles in the options.
Which stakeholder should the network architect ask for information?

A) Chief Executive Officer (CEO)
B) Chief Financial Officer (CFO) or Vice President (VP)/Director of Finance
C) Chief Information Officer (CIO) or Vice President (VP)/Director of IT
D) Network Architect or Planning Engineer
E) Vice President (VP)/Director of Network Operations

4. A network architect has planned several validation tests and user acceptance tests (UATs) for a
new HP solution.
In order to ensure meaningful results, what is one step that the network architect should complete before implementing the new solution?

A) Run the same tests on the existing network solution.
B) Plan how long it will take to rollback the new solution if the tests indicate poor results.
C) Talk with key stakeholders to determine valid maintenance windows for the UATs.
D) Schedule a point of no return, after which results will not be accepted.

5. A network architect is planning a complete access layer and core upgrade for a customer's campus LAN. The campus has four large buildings, each requiring between 1000 and 3000 edge ports. Which factor will play a primary role in determining whether the network architect needs to plan a two-tier or three-tier topology for the campus LAN?

A) Whether the customer requires a wireless solution.
B) The high number of edge ports that the solution requires.
C) Whether the customer can afford the core switches that support intelligent Resilient Framework (IRF).
D) The number of fiber links between each building and the building where the core switches reside.

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