Hp passguide aruba Certified Switching Associate (acsa) V1 Hpe6-a72 Passing Score by Andy q53 vce pdf

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Exam Name:	Aruba Certified Switching Associate Exam
Exam Code:	HPE6-A72 Dumps
Vendor:	HP	Certification:	Aruba Certified Switching Associate (ACSA) V1
Questions:	105 Q&A's	Shared By:	andy

Question 8

Match the term to the correct description.

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Question 9

Match each network protocol to the current default listening port and transport protocol. Not all answer will be used.

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Question 10

You have completed a successful VSF stack between two switches.

Without manually assigning a backup switch, what is the expected output when issuing a show vsf command?

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Question 11

Which two options are correct regarding the IEEE 802.11ax standard? (Choose two.)

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allows transmissions of up to 4.8Gbps

is an emerging satellite connection standard to allow wireless access anywhere in the world

operates only in the 5GHz similar to 802.11ac

operates in both the 2.4GHz and 5GHz radios bands

is the first WLAN standard to no longer use electromagnetic signals to transmit data

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