HPE6-A85 Exam Preparation Material | HPE Network Campus Access Associate Exam

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Question#1

Which statement correctly describes alerts in HPE Aruba Networking Central?

A. Alert messages appear solely on dashboards.
B. Alerts summarize past performance patterns.
C. Alert notifications display device status in real time
D. Administrators can set thresholds to support triggering alerts

Question#2

Which user action is recorded in HPE Aruba Networking Central audit logs?

A. Policy usage
B. Configuration modifications
C. Imports of reports
D. Mouse interactions

Question#3

What is a valid method for delivering device credentials to end users during onboarding?

A. Deliver credentials through a software-update workflow.
B. Email certificates to the users.
C. Downloading certificates using ClearPass Onboard Software.
D. Uploading device credentials using a CSV import.

Question#4

Why do you need to manage devices during onboarding in HPE Aruba Networking Central?

A. In order to install firmware updates remotely.
B. In order to assign software licenses automatically.
C. In order to back up network device logs daily.
D. In order to start the initial configuration of the network devices.

Question#5

You are in a meeting with a customer where you are asked to explain the network redundancy feature VRRP.
What is the correct statement for this feature?

A. provides HPE Aruba Networking-proprietary IP gateway redundancy
B. provides standards-based IP gateway redundancy
C. default VRF needs to be enabled on AOS-CX switches
D. requires three members to operate for full gateway redundancy

Exam Code: HPE6-A85
Q & A: 206 Q&As         Updated:  Nov 01,2026

 

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