ACMA-6.1 Aruba Certified Mobility Associate 6.1

The exam questions for this ACMA-6.1, Aruba Certified Mobility Associate 6.1 exam cover the topics that are explained below.

Product Knowledge topic includes Mobility Controllers Models that further includes limits of user scaling for different controller models and AP scaling for different controller models, Remote AP scaling for different controller models, Power supplies offered for various models the Chassis based controller modules, the Power-over-Ethernet support. AP models consist of Indoor and Outdoor AP models, internal and external antenna, Antenna type’s offered etc., Licensing include 6.1 licensing model for all controllers, the Aruba software licenses and the base ArubaOS.

Firewall Roles and Policies topic includes Policy Design that involves function of the firewall design, the Interpretation and troubleshooting of firewall rule policy, the application of firewall policy to user roles and interfaces, differentiate of a stateful firewall with an access control list (ACL), description of Ether type ACL. Roles that further include functions of built-in roles, the use and creation of user created roles, and role derivation. This topic also includes Aliases which further deal with function and use of aliases and also the built in aliases. NAT involves the description of the function of source NAT and of destination NAT and NAT for captive portal authentication, VLAN based NAT functionality.

Operations which is the third section includes authentication that further includes 802.1X, Pre-Shared Keys, Open system, and the captive portal with credentials and with guest logon. Configuration Wizards involves the controller using Controller Wizard, VLAN and IP address configuration, configuration of Port, Network time, and Controller role. Management consists of software upgrades on controllers and APs, the Interface layout, AP and License management, screens of Configuration, Monitoring, and Security. Power over Ethernet involves Power provided, Standards, and Transmission distances. RF management and ARM involves ARM channel and power selection, ARM Airtime fairness and rate shaping, Client aware ARM scanning, and Spectrum Monitor provisioning and usage. Centralized Auth and Encryption, AP Provisioning and Configuration, User/Server Derivation Rules, Profiles, Controller configuration methods are also includes in this section of Operations

Planning and Design section involves networking that further includes Layer 2 and Layer 3 networks, and also Routing. Self-healing involves AP deployment design and ARM functionality. This section includes Layer 2 and Layer 3 model traffic flow, Captive portal, Controller discovery and VisualRF that includes the planning a deployment, importing plan to controller, and adding devices to the AirWave server.

Troubleshooting topic includes Client Connectivity, the Aruba platform which further includes Layer 2 and Layer 3 connectivity, Licensing, AP counts, the Firewall policy, Role derivation, the AP connectivity, DHCP, and Controller IP. This section also includes Infrastructure that further includes Intervening ACLs and DHCP.

Applications and Solutions section which is the sixth section that consists of RAP which involves configuration, licensing, the operation modes, forwarding modes, and also maintenance.

The review of VRDs will be helpful for the candidates in reinforcing of the concepts that they have learned within the courses. On the completion of the IAW training course the candidates will be automatically registered and administered for the ACMA exam.

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