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HP HPE6-A81 Exam Syllabus Topics:
| Section | Weight | Objectives |
|---|---|---|
| Topic 1: OnGuard and Endpoint Posture | 12% | - Posture assessment and token handling - Quarantine and remediation - Agent configuration and enforcement |
| Topic 2: Deployment and Cluster | 20% | - High availability, redundancy, Virtual IP, Standby Publisher - Licensing, certificate management - Cluster architecture, Publisher/Subscriber placement - Data/management port roles |
| Topic 3: Reporting and Troubleshooting | 4% | - ClearPass Insight reporting - Log analysis and common issues |
| Topic 4: Guest Access Design and Implementation | 24% | - Self-registration, sponsored guest access - Captive portal (server/controller-initiated) - Guest account management - Wired/wireless guest deployment, MAC caching |
| Topic 5: Administrative Access | 4% | - Role-based admin privileges - Policy Manager zones and access control |
| Topic 6: Secure Access Design and Enforcement | 24% | - Endpoint profiling integration - Integration with AD, LDAP, external servers - Service selection rules, role mapping - RADIUS CoA, dynamic authorization |
| Topic 7: Onboard Deployments and BYOD | 12% | - Certificate provisioning and validation - Onboard portal configuration - BYOD workflow and device provisioning |
What to Know Before You Sit HPE6-A81
The HPE6-A81 exam is HP's gatekeeper for the Aruba Certified ClearPass Expert (ACCX) certification, a credential at the Expert level. Passing it says you can apply the HP Aruba Certified ClearPass Expert Written objectives to real problems — a claim employers can act on. It also sits within a broader certification family covering Aruba Certified ClearPass Professional (ACCP), so the work you put in here compounds. Easier said than earned — which is exactly why structured practice beats self-directed wandering.
The HP Aruba Certified ClearPass Expert Written blueprint spans 7 domains, led by Onboard Deployments and BYOD (12%), Secure Access Design and Enforcement (24%), and Guest Access Design and Implementation (24%). Read the weightings as marching orders: the domain with the largest share of the score gets the largest share of your week. The full topic list is in the exam topics section above — study to it, not around it.
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HP Aruba Certified ClearPass Expert Written Sample Questions:
Refer to the exhibit.
You have integrated the Cisco switch with ClearPass to do MAC-Auth for Cisco IP Phones. The phones connect to the network successfully but when you try to change the status of the device from the access tracker, you see only the ArubaOS Radius terminate session options and not the Cisco vendor terminate session options. What will you check to fix this issue?
- A. Verify if the Enable RADIUS Dynamic Authorization option is checked for the Cisco switch added under the network devices.
- B. Verify if the Cisco IP Phone is actively connected to the switch to get the Cisco CoA options from ClearPass.
- C. Verify if the ClearPass supports RADIUS Dynamic Authorization for the Cisco IP Phones doing MAC.AUTH.
- D. Verify that Cisco is chosen as the vendor name while adding the Cisco Switch under network devices.
Correct Answer: D 🗳️
Refer to the exhibit.
The users connecting to a wireless SSIO "secure-HS-5007" were being processed by an incorrect 802.1 X service created for VIP access and the user gets deny access. The customer has sent you the screenshot to get your support to resolve the issue What changes will you suggest to fix it?
- A. Delete the HSBuilding 802 IX service, odd VIP access Aruba-Essid-Name as fourth condition to WSBuilding Aruba 802 1X service
- B. In the HS_Building 802.1X service, remove the service rule condition with Aruba controller location name and leave it in same position
- C. To the HS_Building 802.1 X service, add another service rule condition with VIP access Aruba-Essid-Name and leave it in same position
- D. In the HSBuilding 802. IXservice. change the Authentication method for AMCAuth for VIP access and leave it in same position
Correct Answer: B 🗳️
Refer to the exhibit.
A customer hat configured the Aruba Controller for administrative authentication using ClearPass as A TACAC5 serve' During tasting, the read-only user is getting the root access role What could be a possible reason for this behavior? (Select two.)
- A. The ClearPass user role associated to the read-only user is wrong.
- B. The read-only enforcement profile is mapped to the root role
- C. On the Controller, the TACACS authentication server is not configured for Session authorization
- D. The Controller Sarver Group Hatch Rules are changing the user role.
- E. The Controller's Admin Authentication Options Default role is mapped to root
Correct Answer: A,E 🗳️
A customer has created a Guest Self-Registration page that they would like to use it as 'template' for all the new pages that are going to be created from now on. Their goal is to ensure that the header and footer on every page are the same, and any edits made to them are automatically reflected on every Self-Registration Page.
What should be configured in order to accomplish this request?
- A. Copy the "template" page and edit it each time a new Self-Registration Page is needed.
- B. Save the "template" page as Master Self'Registration page.
- C. Create child pages when creating new Self-Registration pages and select the "template" as Parent.
- D. Save this "template" page as a new Skin to be used on other Self-Registration pages.
Correct Answer: B 🗳️
Refer to the exhibit.
You are doing a ClearPass PoC at a customer site with a single Aruba Mobility Controller. The customer asked for a demonstration of a simple Web Login functionality. You used a service template to create the guest services. During testing, the user gets redirected back to the weblogin page with an Authentication failed message The guest configurations on the Aruba Mobility Controller are configured correctly Why would the guest fail to authenticate successfully?
- A. The username and/or password used for authentication is incorrect Re-enter the correct password on the weblogin page.
- B. The authentication source mapped in the service is incorrect It should be mapped as [Guest Device Repository! (Local SQL DB].
- C. The Unique-Device- Count does not allow any Client devices. Update the Enforcement policy condition: Unique-Device-Count.
- D. The username used for authentication does not exist in the Guest User Database. Create a new user and authenticate again
Correct Answer: C 🗳️
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