ACMA 8 Chapter 7|Complete Questions with A+
Graded Answers
What does a stateful firewall do?
It keeps track of the session and is aware of the bidirectional traffic.
1 multiple choice option
What means that an Aruba firewall dynamic?
That the address information, in the policy rules, can change as the policies are applied to users.
1 multiple choice option
What is assigned to a user when it connects to a network?
A role
2 multiple choice options
Roles can be conformed of one or several policies
True
1 multiple choice option
What are other features of a role?
-Can invoke a specific Captive Portal page
-Impose bandwidth limits
-Assign VLANs
What are the two types of roles?
User roles and system roles
1 multiple choice option
Where shoul you create roles?
On groups with similar acces needs
1 multiple choice option
What are policies made out of?
Rules
1 multiple choice option
Which is the policy that applies rules to all the roles?
The global policy
What characteristics are found in firewall policies?
They're stateful, bidirectional, and dynamic.
What may a rule's action be?
To allow or deny traffic
2 multiple choice options
, What should match for the controller to take action, and not look at any more policies or rules?
A rule
1 multiple choice option
After going through all the policies and rules in a role, and the controller hasn't find a match then
what is applied?
An implicit Deny ALL.
1 multiple choice option
Which is the process the controller uses to determine a user's role?
Role derivation
What are the ways in which roles are derived?
-Locally derived roles
-Server derived roles.
-Default derived roles
3 multiple choice options
Where does Local Derivation take place?
On the MC
3 multiple choice options
Where does Server Derivation take place?
On a RADIUS or ClerPass server
3 multiple choice options
When does a user fall into the authentication default role?
When there's neither Locally or Server derived role
Regardless of which AP, SSID or subnet the user falls into, role derivation will determine what?
The role and rights the user receives.
1 multiple choice option
What is an Aruba HPE switch that creates GRE tunnels to a dedicated MC?
Tunnel node
What should you be aware of when you're creating roles, policies, and rules?
Of the hierarchy
What are the two types of policies?
Access control and applications
What versions can your rules be?
IPv4 or IPv6
Graded Answers
What does a stateful firewall do?
It keeps track of the session and is aware of the bidirectional traffic.
1 multiple choice option
What means that an Aruba firewall dynamic?
That the address information, in the policy rules, can change as the policies are applied to users.
1 multiple choice option
What is assigned to a user when it connects to a network?
A role
2 multiple choice options
Roles can be conformed of one or several policies
True
1 multiple choice option
What are other features of a role?
-Can invoke a specific Captive Portal page
-Impose bandwidth limits
-Assign VLANs
What are the two types of roles?
User roles and system roles
1 multiple choice option
Where shoul you create roles?
On groups with similar acces needs
1 multiple choice option
What are policies made out of?
Rules
1 multiple choice option
Which is the policy that applies rules to all the roles?
The global policy
What characteristics are found in firewall policies?
They're stateful, bidirectional, and dynamic.
What may a rule's action be?
To allow or deny traffic
2 multiple choice options
, What should match for the controller to take action, and not look at any more policies or rules?
A rule
1 multiple choice option
After going through all the policies and rules in a role, and the controller hasn't find a match then
what is applied?
An implicit Deny ALL.
1 multiple choice option
Which is the process the controller uses to determine a user's role?
Role derivation
What are the ways in which roles are derived?
-Locally derived roles
-Server derived roles.
-Default derived roles
3 multiple choice options
Where does Local Derivation take place?
On the MC
3 multiple choice options
Where does Server Derivation take place?
On a RADIUS or ClerPass server
3 multiple choice options
When does a user fall into the authentication default role?
When there's neither Locally or Server derived role
Regardless of which AP, SSID or subnet the user falls into, role derivation will determine what?
The role and rights the user receives.
1 multiple choice option
What is an Aruba HPE switch that creates GRE tunnels to a dedicated MC?
Tunnel node
What should you be aware of when you're creating roles, policies, and rules?
Of the hierarchy
What are the two types of policies?
Access control and applications
What versions can your rules be?
IPv4 or IPv6
