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ACCP Practice Test

ClearPass Policy Manager · Onboard · OnGuard · Guest

120 scenario questions · 180 min · 70% Techclick practice target

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180
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Questions in this Techclick bank120
Timer180 min
Techclick practice target70%
Official exam codeACCP

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  1. A network engineer is administering a ClearPass Policy Manager cluster containing one Publisher and three Subscribers. When preparing to update service rules and policy components, where must the configuration changes be executed?

    • A. On any subscriber node; changes will automatically sync to all cluster members
    • B. Exclusively on the Publisher node; configuration changes replicate down to Subscribers
    • C. On any node in the cluster, provided the admin user has super-administrator privileges
    • D. Directly via the Insight reporting database node to bypass cluster synchronization locks
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    Correct: B. Option B is correct because the Publisher node serves as the writeable master database for the ClearPass cluster configuration, replicating changes out to read-only Subscribers. Option A is incorrect because Subscriber databases are read-only for admin settings. Option C is incorrect because administrator privileges do not grant write permissions on Subscriber nodes. Option D is incorrect because Insight is an analytics reporting database and cannot process cluster configuration changes.

  2. An enterprise architect is designing a high-availability ClearPass deployment for 10,000 endpoints spread across two geographically redundant data centres. Which TWO design practices ensure resilient RADIUS processing and cluster stability? (Choose TWO)

    • A. Deploy a central Publisher with local Subscriber pairs in each data centre behind network load balancers or NAD RADIUS server groups
    • B. Configure dead-band detection and failover timers on Network Access Devices (NADs) to switch between local and remote Subscribers
    • C. Deploy a single standalone CP6500 appliance per data centre without cluster connectivity between sites
    • D. Disable RADIUS server-group failover on NADs and rely strictly on DNS round-robin for RADIUS traffic distribution
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    Correct: A and B. Options A and B are correct because deploying local Subscriber pairs near NADs reduces authentication latency, while NAD server groups with dead-detect timers ensure automatic failover if a subscriber becomes unreachable. Option C is incorrect because a single standalone appliance per site creates a single point of failure without database replication. Option D is incorrect because standard RADIUS clients do not support real-time DNS-based health checks for packet retransmissions.

  3. A security administrator notices that incoming 802.1X requests from wireless users are matching a catch-all Guest service instead of the intended Corporate Wireless service. How does ClearPass evaluate incoming requests against defined Services?

    • A. Services are evaluated in a top-down order; the first Service whose matching rules evaluate to TRUE is selected
    • B. ClearPass evaluates all Services simultaneously and executes the Service with the highest numerical priority ID
    • C. Services are selected using bottom-up ordering, prioritizing generic catch-all rules over specific rules
    • D. Services are matched alphabetically by Service Name regardless of their position in the Service list
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    Correct: A. Option A is correct because ClearPass processes incoming RADIUS and TACACS+ requests against the Service list in a top-down sequence, selecting the first Service with matching rules. Option B is incorrect because numerical priority IDs are not used for service selection. Option C is incorrect because bottom-up matching is not supported. Option D is incorrect because alphabetical ordering is ignored by the service selection engine.

  4. A network engineer is configuring an Enforcement Policy to return dynamic network controls upon successful 802.1X authentication. Which TWO actions can be delivered inside an Enforcement Profile? (Choose TWO)

    • A. Aruba User-Role and VLAN assignment attributes returned in the RADIUS Access-Accept response
    • B. External Context-Server actions such as triggering HTTP REST calls to firewall or ITSM platforms
    • C. Automatic password rotation inside Active Directory domain controller user objects
    • D. Direct physical interface shutdown on edge switches via SNMP write commands
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    Correct: A and B. Options A and B are correct because Enforcement Profiles encapsulate RADIUS vendor-specific attributes (such as Aruba User-Role or VLANs) returned to NADs as well as HTTP REST context-server pushes to external firewalls or IT service management systems. Option C is incorrect because ClearPass does not rotate Active Directory user passwords. Option D is incorrect because physical switch port shutdowns via SNMP write commands are not native Enforcement Profile actions.

  5. A SOC analyst asks why ClearPass separates Authentication Sources from Authorization Sources within a Service configuration. Which statement correctly distinguishes the role of Authorization from Authentication?

    • A. Authentication verifies credentials (who you are), while Authorization retrieves attributes from stores like AD or SQL to determine policy rights
    • B. Authentication retrieves group memberships, while Authorization validates user passwords using RADIUS protocols
    • C. Authentication is restricted to LDAP databases, whereas Authorization can only query local endpoint repositories
    • D. Authentication and Authorization are identical functions performed sequentially against the same primary domain controller
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    Correct: A. Option A is correct because Authentication validates credentials (such as PEAP password checks), whereas Authorization queries secondary attribute stores (AD groups, SQL fields, Endpoint Repository) to supply context for Enforcement Policy decisions. Option B is incorrect because password validation occurs during authentication. Option C is incorrect because authentication supports multiple identity stores beyond LDAP. Option D is incorrect because they perform distinct roles in policy processing.

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ACCP practice test FAQ

Is this ACCP practice test free?

Yes. You can start, finish and score it for free, and download the Techclick practice certificate.

How many questions are in the Techclick ACCP practice test?

This bank has 120 original scenario-based questions with a 180-minute timer and a 70% Techclick practice target.

What is the official exam code and format?

ACCP is the label Techclick uses for this practice set. Check the official HPE Aruba Networking certification page for the current exam code.

Are these real ACCP exam questions or dumps?

No. They are original practice questions written by Techclick. This is not the vendor's official exam and not leaked dumps.

Do I get a certificate?

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What should I take after ACCP?

Use the HPE Aruba Networking practice exams page (linked above) to pick the next practice test in the same track.

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