HPE7-A13 Exam Preparation Material | HPE Networking Campus Access Architect Expert written exam

A pharmaceutical manufacturer runs a manufacturing-execution application on rugged tablets that operators carry between three production buildings. The application drops its session whenever a tablet's IP address changes, and today each building places wireless clients in its own subnet. The customer's network team will not stretch Layer 2 VLANs between buildings. The architect is drawing the roaming workflow for the high-level design.
Which element must the workflow include so a tablet keeps its IP address, role and session after an inter-building roam?

A customer plans to support future hybrid work initiatives with increased wireless collaboration traffic and remote onboarding requirements.
Which design capabilities should the architect prioritize? (Select TWO)

Before the customer replaces its legacy campus authentication system, the architect conducts a final review of the migration documentation.
Which documentation area should the architect validate MOST carefully?

A frozen-food manufacturer's steering committee of plant managers and the IT director will decide whether to approve the campus access design. Their signed-off requirements document lists four needs: reliable handheld scanning in cold-storage areas, separation of production systems from office traffic, consistent operation across three plants, and a fixed budget ceiling.
How should the architect structure the presentation? (Select TWO)

While defending the design, the architect hears the customer question whether the proposed architecture can keep wireless policies consistent across several campuses that are managed by different IT teams.
Which response BEST defends the solution?