What information do all HP E Series APs provide through their LEDs? (Select two.)
Answer : B,C
Explanation:
The Power LED shows if the AP is receiving power. If the Power LED is blinking, the AP is starting up. If it continues to blink after several minutes, the software failed to load. Try
Resetting or power cycling the AP.
The Ethernet LED shows if data is being sent or received through the Ethernet port. The
LED is off if there is no activity, or blinking if activity is present.
Which HP A Series switches support a module that acts as a controller for HP A Series
APs?
Answer : A
A router has a primary rate interface (PRI). To which type of device must you connect this interface?
Answer : C
Explanation:
Terminal Equipment -
Any devicesuch as a telephone, fax machine, or routerthat connects to an ISDN line is called terminal equipment. Two types of terminal equipment are associated with an ISDN connection:
Terminal equipment 1 (TE1)Devices that are ISDN ready and can be connected directly to the NT1 or the NT2. TE1 devices include routers, digital phones, and digital fax machines.
You are servicing an HP V110 Series wireless router that has a corrupted software image.
How do you access the router's recovery utility?
Answer : B
Which statements are true about HP E Series APs that are reset to factory defaults?
(Select two.)
Answer : B,E
Explanation:
Resetting an AP to factory defaults has the following effects (in addition to returning all other configured settings to their default status):
The administrator username and password are set to admin.
The DHCP client is enabled on any Ethernet ports. If no DHCP server assigns an address to the AP, its address defaults to 192.168.1.1.
User-installed AP licenses are deactivated but are not deleted. You must manually enable these licenses once the AP has restarted. (Factory-installed licenses are always active.)