Refer to the exhibit.

A network administrator wants to allow contractors to access the WLAN named EmployeesNet. In order to restrict network access, the network administrator wants to assign this category of users to the contractor user role. To do this, the network administrator configures ClearPass in a way that it returns the Aruba-User-Role with the contractor value.

When testing the solution, the network administrator receives the wrong role.

What should the network administrator do to assign the contractor role to contractor users without affecting any other role assignment?

A network administrator has updated the ArubaOS code of a standalone Mobility Controller (MC) that is used for User-Based Tunneling (UBT) to a newer early release. Ever since the MC seems to reject PAPI sessions from the switch with the 10.1.10.10 IP address. Also the controller’s prompt is now followed by a star mark: “(MC_VA) [mynode] *#”

When opening a support ticket, an Aruba TAC engineer asks the administrator to gather the crash logs and if possible replicate UBT connection attempts from the switch while running packet captures of PAPI traffic on the controller and obtain the PCAP files. The administrator has a PC with Wireshark and TFTP server using the 10.0.20.20 IP address.

What commands must the administrator issue to accomplish these requests? (Choose two.)

Refer to the exhibits.

Exhibit 1

Exhibit 2

A network administrator integrates a current Mobility Master (MM) - Mobility Controller (MC) deployment with a RADIUS server to authenticate a wireless user, the network administrator realizes that the client machine is not failing into the it_department role, as shown the exhibits.

Which configuration is required to map the users into the proper role, based on standard attributes returned by the RADIUS server in the Access Accept message?