Nortel 920-271 Actual Tests : Nortel WLAN 2300 Rls.7.0 implementation and Management

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Nortel WLAN 2300 Rls.7.0 implementation and Management Sample Questions:

1. A customer is using WPA with 802.1x and EAP for user authentication. Together, these implementations provide a framework for strong user authentication. What does this implementation involve?

A) The wireless network broadcasts its SSID and only those users with matching SSIDs can join the network.
B) The wireless user and the AP must validate each other with a shared key.
C) Each wireless user must provide their MAC address before they can join the wireless network.
D) Each user on the network authenticates with a RADIUS server.

2. You would like the WLAN Management software service to monitor network data. You have determined which WSSs to monitor and have uploaded their configuration into the WMS.
What else must you do to be able to monitor the WSS from WMS?

A) Enable SNMP traps on each WSS you want to monitor.
B) Enable the Target Properties port for each WSS you want to monitor.
C) Enter the IP address for each WSS you want to monitor.
D) Enable the Notification Profile for each WSS you want to monitor.

3. A customer is setting up the WLAN 2300 series to provide security. They have an existing
PKI environment in place and would like to leverage the existing environment. Which two supported authentication/encryption methods meet this requirement? (Choose two.)

A) EAP-TLS
B) PEAP-TLS
C) WPA-PSK
D) EAP-MD5

4. What does the radping command do?

A) It allows the WSS to poll all RADIUS servers in the network.
B) It allows one RADIUS server to contact another RADIUS server in the network.
C) It allows the WSS to send an authentication request to the RADIUS server to determine if the server is active or offline.
D) It allows one RADIUS server to authenticate the associated WSS.

5. DRAG DROP
Click on the Task button.
The WLAN 2300 system components can be deployed following different network topologies.
From the wireless client perspective, what is the typical distributed access point network layout?

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