A customer would like to deploy ClearPass with the following objectives: they have between 2000 to 3000 corporate users that need to authenticate daily using EAP-TLS. They want to allow for up to 1000 employee devices to be onboarded. They would also like to allow up to 100 different guest users each day to authenticate using the web login feature.
Which of the following best describes the license mix that they need to purchase?
A. CP-HW-5k, 100 Onboard, 100 Guest.
B. CP-HW-500, 1000 Onboard, 100 Guest.
C. CP-HW-2k, 1000 Onboard, 100 Guest.
D. CP-HW-5k, 2500 Enterprise.
E. CP-HW-5k, 1000 Enterprise.
Answer: D
Friday, 7 December 2018
Sunday, 15 July 2018
HP HPE6-A14 Question Answer
An employee provisions their personal smart phone using the Onboard process. In addition, they have a corporate laptop given to them by IT that connects to the secure network. How many licenses does the user consume?
A. 1 Policy Manager license, 1 Onboard License.
B. 1 Policy Manager license, 1 Guest License.
C. 2 Policy Manager licenses, 1 Onboard License.
D. 2 Policy Manager licenses, 2 Onboard Licenses.
E. 1 Policy Manager license, 2 Guest licenses.
Answer: C
An employee authenticates using their corporate laptop and runs the dissolvable onguard agent to send a health check back the Policy Manager. Based on the health of the device a VLAN is assigned to the corporate laptop. Which licenses are consumed in this scenario?
A. 1 Policy Manager license, 1 Onboard License.
B. 1 Policy Manager license, 1 OnGuard License.
C. 2 Policy Manager licenses, 1 OnGuard License.
D. 1 Policy Manager license, 1 Profile License.
E. 2 Policy Manager licenses, 2 Onguard licenses.
Answer: B
A. 1 Policy Manager license, 1 Onboard License.
B. 1 Policy Manager license, 1 Guest License.
C. 2 Policy Manager licenses, 1 Onboard License.
D. 2 Policy Manager licenses, 2 Onboard Licenses.
E. 1 Policy Manager license, 2 Guest licenses.
Answer: C
An employee authenticates using their corporate laptop and runs the dissolvable onguard agent to send a health check back the Policy Manager. Based on the health of the device a VLAN is assigned to the corporate laptop. Which licenses are consumed in this scenario?
A. 1 Policy Manager license, 1 Onboard License.
B. 1 Policy Manager license, 1 OnGuard License.
C. 2 Policy Manager licenses, 1 OnGuard License.
D. 1 Policy Manager license, 1 Profile License.
E. 2 Policy Manager licenses, 2 Onguard licenses.
Answer: B
Wednesday, 28 February 2018
HP HPE6-A14 Question Answer
What is the function of ClearPass Onboard?
A. Provide guest access for visitors to connect to the network
B. Process authentication requests based on policy services
C. Profile devices connecting to the network
D. Provision personal devices to securely connect to the network
E. To allow a windows machine to use machine authentication to access the network
Answer: D
What is the Onboard license usage based on?
A. Each user connected to the provisioning SSID uses 1 Onboard license.
B. Each user authenticated using the Onboard credential uses 1 Onboard license.
C. Each user provisioned using the Onboard process uses 1 Onboard license.
D. Each user that has the OnGuard agent downloaded uses 1 Onboard license.
E. Each user that downloads the Onboard application to their iOS device uses 1 Onboard license.
Answer: C
A. Provide guest access for visitors to connect to the network
B. Process authentication requests based on policy services
C. Profile devices connecting to the network
D. Provision personal devices to securely connect to the network
E. To allow a windows machine to use machine authentication to access the network
Answer: D
What is the Onboard license usage based on?
A. Each user connected to the provisioning SSID uses 1 Onboard license.
B. Each user authenticated using the Onboard credential uses 1 Onboard license.
C. Each user provisioned using the Onboard process uses 1 Onboard license.
D. Each user that has the OnGuard agent downloaded uses 1 Onboard license.
E. Each user that downloads the Onboard application to their iOS device uses 1 Onboard license.
Answer: C
Thursday, 28 December 2017
$-0.15 EPS Expected for Helmerich & Payne, Inc. (HP)
Investors confidence rose to 0.96 in 3Q 2017. It rose 0.03 from 0.93 in 2Q 2017. It increased, as 37 investors sold shares of Helmerich & Payne, Inc., while 154 reduced their holdings 50 funds opened positions while 133 increased bets. There were reported 112.20 million shares or 3.56% less than 116.34 million shares in 2017Q2.
Commerzbank Aktiengesellschaft Fi declared that it has 8,998 shares. Hilltop Inc, a Texas-based fund, reported 6,169 shares. Caxton L P has a 0.4% stake in Helmerich & Payne, Inc. (NYSE: HP). Jpmorgan Chase stated that it has 0% of its portfolio in Helmerich & Payne, Inc. (NYSE: HP). Greatmark Partners owns 0.34% of its portfolio in Helmerich & Payne, Inc. (NYSE: HP) for 17,045 shares. Silvercrest Asset Group Limited Co has 4,600 shares for 0% of its portfolio. Montgomery Investment Management reported a 0.13% stake. Credit Suisse Ag owns 0.01% invested in Helmerich & Payne, Inc. (NYSE: HP) for 151,340 shares. The Deprince Race & Zollo, Florida fund reported 486,434 shares. Natl Bank Of America Corp Of reported 0% on Helmerich & Payne, Inc. (NYSE: HP). Cadence Capital Mgmt Lc has a 0.06% stake or 17,872 shares. The Board of Education Retirement of New Mexico invested 0.03% in Helmerich & Payne, Inc. (NYSE: HP). Northern invested in 0.02% or 1.38M shares. Arrow Corporation has invested 0% in Helmerich & Payne, Inc. (NYSE: HP). Cornerstone Advsr Inc owns 0.01% invested in Helmerich & Payne, Inc. (NYSE: HP) for 168 shares.
As of December 15, 2017, it had 0 insider purchases and 1 insider sale for $ 147,679 of activity.
Analysts expect Helmerich & Payne, Inc. (NYSE: HP) to report $ -0.15 BPA on January 25. They anticipate a change of $ 0.26 in BPA or 63.41% compared to the $ -0.41 BPA in the last quarter. After having previously earned $ -0.13 EPS, analysts at Helmerich & Payne, Inc. see an EPS growth of 15.38%. The share declined 0.23% or $ 0.15 during the last trading session, reaching $ 64.82. Around 661,519 shares traded. Helmerich & Payne, Inc. (NYSE: HP) has risen 4.51% since December 29, 2016 and is trending upward. It has had a performance below 12.19% of the S & P500.
Ratings coverage of Helmerich & Payne, Inc. (NYSE: HP)
Among the 35 analysts covering Helmerich & Payne (NYSE: HP), 10 have a Buy, 9 Sell and 16 Hold rating. Therefore, 29% are positive. Helmerich & Payne had 114 analyst reports from August 3, 2015 according to SRatingsIntel. The qualification was maintained by Susquehanna with "Neutral" on Friday, November 13. Iberia Capital Partners downgraded Helmerich & Payne, Inc. (NYSE: HP) on Monday, September 21 to the rating of "Sector Perform." The firm was rated "Neutral" on Tuesday, June 27 by Guggenheim. The firm has a "Neutral" rating awarded on Wednesday, September 9 by Macquarie Research. The action has a "Maintain" rating by Cowen & Co on Friday, July 7. The share of Helmerich & Payne, Inc. (NYSE: HP) is rated "Sector Perform" granted on Monday, April 4 by iBERIA Capital Partners. BMO Capital Markets downgraded the rating to "Underperform" in the report on Friday, September 4. The rating was maintained by RBC Capital Markets on Friday, September 8 with "Hold". The firm won a "Suspension" rating on Thursday, August 10, for Cowen & Co. FBR Capital maintained the rating of Helmerich & Payne, Inc. (NYSE: HP) on Friday, July 29. FBR Capital has the qualification "Mkt Perform" and $ 58.
Helmerich & Payne, Inc. is engaged in contract drilling of oil and gas wells. The company has a market capitalization of $ 7.04 billion. Provides drilling platforms, equipment, personnel and contract camps to explore and develop gas and oil from land areas and fixed platforms, platforms with tension legs and hangers in offshore areas. Currently he has negative earnings. The firm operates through three divisions: EE. UU
The most recent news from Helmerich & Payne, Inc. (NYSE: HP) was published by: Fool.com that published: "Why 2017 was a year to remember for Helmerich & Payne, Inc." on December 23, 2017. Globenewswire.com also published the news headline: "Helmerich & Payne, Inc. announces the acquisition of Magnetic Variation Services, LLC" on December 8, 2017. Fool.com news article titled: " This is where things did not work for Helmerich and Payne. "
Wednesday, 6 September 2017
HP HPE6-A14 Question Answer
A customer would like to deploy ClearPass with the following objectives: Every day, 100 employees authenticate with their corporate laptops using EAP-TLS. Every Friday, there is a meeting with business partners and an additional 50 devices authenticate using Web Login Guest Authentication.
Which of the following is correct? (Choose 2)
A. When counting policy manager licenses, they need to include the additional 50 business partner devices
B. When counting policy manager licenses, they can exclude the additional 50 business partner devices
C. They should purchase guest licenses
D. They should purchase onboard licenses
E. They should purchase onguard licenses
Answer: A, C
Which licenses are included in the built in Starter kit for Clearpass?
A. 25 ClearPass Policy Manager licenses
B. 25 Clearpass Enterprise licenses
C. 10 ClearPass Guest licenses, 10 ClearPass OnGuard licenses and 10 ClearPass Onboard licenses
D. 25 ClearPass Profiler licenses
E. 10 Clearpass Enterprise licenses
Answer: B
Which of the following is correct? (Choose 2)
A. When counting policy manager licenses, they need to include the additional 50 business partner devices
B. When counting policy manager licenses, they can exclude the additional 50 business partner devices
C. They should purchase guest licenses
D. They should purchase onboard licenses
E. They should purchase onguard licenses
Answer: A, C
Which licenses are included in the built in Starter kit for Clearpass?
A. 25 ClearPass Policy Manager licenses
B. 25 Clearpass Enterprise licenses
C. 10 ClearPass Guest licenses, 10 ClearPass OnGuard licenses and 10 ClearPass Onboard licenses
D. 25 ClearPass Profiler licenses
E. 10 Clearpass Enterprise licenses
Answer: B
Wednesday, 3 May 2017
3 Reasons HP Inc. is a Better Value Stock than Hewlett Packard Enterprise
It may seem difficult to find decent coins in the current sparkling market. However, the two halves of the company formerly known as Hewlett-Packard - HP (NYSE: HPQ) and Hewlett-Packard Enterprise (NYSE: HPE) - look like valuable games of value based on their low P / E.
HP trades at 12 times the profits, compared to its industry average of 20. HPE trades at 10 times the profits, which is much lower than its industry average of 30. According to these figures, Might seem that HPE is a better value. But if we look more closely at the two actions, we will notice that three simple factors make HP a better value than HPE.
1. Increasing core markets
Once the two companies were split at the end of 2015, HP retained the company's PC, printing and imaging businesses, while HPE retained its hardware, software and enterprise services. At the time, none of these markets seemed attractive: PC sales were blocked in a multi-year slump, printer sales were down due to paperless workstations and generic cartridges, and businesses were spending less On hardware, services and enterprise software solutions.
However, the PC market has begun to warm up again this year, thanks to the growing demand for laptops, convertibles and other 2-in-1 devices. That's why HP (Personal Systems) ) Increased by 10% per annum to $ 8.2 billion in the last quarter. HP printing sales continued to decline by 3% to $ 4.5 billion, but the company diversified with mobile printers for smartphones and industrial 3D printers, Its scale by acquiring Samsung's printing business.
HPE, however, is still facing the weak business market. In the last quarter, Enterprise Group revenues fell 12% per year to $ 6.2 billion, while Business Services revenues decreased 11% to $ 4 billion , Software revenues decreased 8% to $ 721 million and Financial Services revenues decreased 6% to $ 823 million.
HPE faces the same defensive winds as its rival IBM (NYSE: IBM) - low corporate spending, competition from rivals nimbler and a market shift to cloud-based solutions. Blue Blue's 20 consecutive quarters of year-over-year revenue declines indicate that this smart market will not recover as quickly as possible.
2. Better revenue and profit growth
Given the differences between HP's main markets and HPE's, it is not surprising that Wall Street expects HP to post better and lower growth over the next two years.
Analysts expect HP's revenues to increase by 1% this year and decrease by 1% next year, as the PC market gradually settles and the company changes its impression. This growth is not impressive, but is much better than the projected HPE declines of 28% this year and 17% next year. In the final quarter, HPE attributed these declines to "increased pressure from currency movements, higher commodity prices and short-term execution problems."
HP and HPE use redemptions to increase their earnings. Over the past 12 months, HP has spent $ 702 million (19% of its free cash flow) on redemptions. HPE spent $ 1.83 billion on redemptions, exceeding its free cash flow and was partially funded by debt. Analysts are currently expecting HP's earnings to increase 1% this year and 5% next year. Again, these numbers are not great, but they are much better than the expected profits of HPE, which decline by 23% this year and 8% next year.
HP's steady growth in earnings allows it to pay a 2.8% dividend yield, which is supported by a payout ratio of 33%. This is more than double the yield of HPE of 1.4%, which is supported by a lower payout ratio of 13%.
3. Less moving parts
I usually like a company with fewer moving parts because they are easier to understand. HP's central PC and printer companies are crisp and market trends are easy to follow. HPE's activities are more complex and obscure, and CEO Meg Whitman seems to channel IBM by reducing jobs, eliminating businesses and complex mergers to boost its growth.
Prior to the division, HPE closed its public cloud service to focus on hybrid on-premise and less competitive cloud markets. He then agreed to target and merge his troubled computer service unit with Computer Science Corp. In an agreement of $ 8.5 billion, and then agreed to target its application delivery management activities, important data and "non-essential" security companies Micro Focus International into another $ 8.8 billion deal of dollars. It then acquired smaller companies - such as SGI's supercomputer and SimpliVity's hyperconverted infrastructure provider - to strengthen its hybrid cloud business. These are many moving parts compared to HP's PC, print and imaging companies.
The key to take away
I'm not saying HP is the ideal value stock for all investors: its growth is anemic and does not offer many compelling ways to grow in adjacent markets. But the company's key recovery markets, simpler business model, stable growth and higher dividends, make it a much better value stock than HPE.
Forget about HP: the "Total conviction" buying signal is issued
The co-founders of Motley Fool, David and Tom Gardner, rarely conform to a stock. But when they do, their choices have beaten the market by almost 10x on average. *
This is why many investors consider that their common stamp of approval is a signal of "total conviction" to buy. The Motley Fool recently announced a new stock of "total conviction" ... and it was not HP!
HP trades at 12 times the profits, compared to its industry average of 20. HPE trades at 10 times the profits, which is much lower than its industry average of 30. According to these figures, Might seem that HPE is a better value. But if we look more closely at the two actions, we will notice that three simple factors make HP a better value than HPE.
1. Increasing core markets
Once the two companies were split at the end of 2015, HP retained the company's PC, printing and imaging businesses, while HPE retained its hardware, software and enterprise services. At the time, none of these markets seemed attractive: PC sales were blocked in a multi-year slump, printer sales were down due to paperless workstations and generic cartridges, and businesses were spending less On hardware, services and enterprise software solutions.
However, the PC market has begun to warm up again this year, thanks to the growing demand for laptops, convertibles and other 2-in-1 devices. That's why HP (Personal Systems) ) Increased by 10% per annum to $ 8.2 billion in the last quarter. HP printing sales continued to decline by 3% to $ 4.5 billion, but the company diversified with mobile printers for smartphones and industrial 3D printers, Its scale by acquiring Samsung's printing business.
HPE faces the same defensive winds as its rival IBM (NYSE: IBM) - low corporate spending, competition from rivals nimbler and a market shift to cloud-based solutions. Blue Blue's 20 consecutive quarters of year-over-year revenue declines indicate that this smart market will not recover as quickly as possible.
2. Better revenue and profit growth
Given the differences between HP's main markets and HPE's, it is not surprising that Wall Street expects HP to post better and lower growth over the next two years.
Analysts expect HP's revenues to increase by 1% this year and decrease by 1% next year, as the PC market gradually settles and the company changes its impression. This growth is not impressive, but is much better than the projected HPE declines of 28% this year and 17% next year. In the final quarter, HPE attributed these declines to "increased pressure from currency movements, higher commodity prices and short-term execution problems."
HP and HPE use redemptions to increase their earnings. Over the past 12 months, HP has spent $ 702 million (19% of its free cash flow) on redemptions. HPE spent $ 1.83 billion on redemptions, exceeding its free cash flow and was partially funded by debt. Analysts are currently expecting HP's earnings to increase 1% this year and 5% next year. Again, these numbers are not great, but they are much better than the expected profits of HPE, which decline by 23% this year and 8% next year.
HP's steady growth in earnings allows it to pay a 2.8% dividend yield, which is supported by a payout ratio of 33%. This is more than double the yield of HPE of 1.4%, which is supported by a lower payout ratio of 13%.
3. Less moving parts
I usually like a company with fewer moving parts because they are easier to understand. HP's central PC and printer companies are crisp and market trends are easy to follow. HPE's activities are more complex and obscure, and CEO Meg Whitman seems to channel IBM by reducing jobs, eliminating businesses and complex mergers to boost its growth.
Prior to the division, HPE closed its public cloud service to focus on hybrid on-premise and less competitive cloud markets. He then agreed to target and merge his troubled computer service unit with Computer Science Corp. In an agreement of $ 8.5 billion, and then agreed to target its application delivery management activities, important data and "non-essential" security companies Micro Focus International into another $ 8.8 billion deal of dollars. It then acquired smaller companies - such as SGI's supercomputer and SimpliVity's hyperconverted infrastructure provider - to strengthen its hybrid cloud business. These are many moving parts compared to HP's PC, print and imaging companies.
The key to take away
I'm not saying HP is the ideal value stock for all investors: its growth is anemic and does not offer many compelling ways to grow in adjacent markets. But the company's key recovery markets, simpler business model, stable growth and higher dividends, make it a much better value stock than HPE.
Forget about HP: the "Total conviction" buying signal is issued
The co-founders of Motley Fool, David and Tom Gardner, rarely conform to a stock. But when they do, their choices have beaten the market by almost 10x on average. *
This is why many investors consider that their common stamp of approval is a signal of "total conviction" to buy. The Motley Fool recently announced a new stock of "total conviction" ... and it was not HP!
Tuesday, 14 March 2017
HP HPE6-A14 Question Answer
A customer would like to deploy ClearPass with the following objectives: they have 3000 corporate laptops doing EAP-TLS authentication daily, 1000 personal smartphone devices that need to be onboarded. The corporate laptops are required to pass a posture check before getting access to the network. Which of the following best describes the license mix that they need to purchase?
A. CP-HW-5k, 1000 Clearpass Enterprise
B. CP-HW-5k, 1000 Onboard, 3000 Onguard
C. CP-HW-25k, 1000 Clearpass Enterprise
D. CP-HW-25k, 1000 Onboard, 3000 Onguard
E. CP-HW-25k, 3000 Onguard
Answer: B
A. CP-HW-5k, 1000 Clearpass Enterprise
B. CP-HW-5k, 1000 Onboard, 3000 Onguard
C. CP-HW-25k, 1000 Clearpass Enterprise
D. CP-HW-25k, 1000 Onboard, 3000 Onguard
E. CP-HW-25k, 3000 Onguard
Answer: B
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