In the Aruba CX 6300 port-access example, which interface is configured for the port-access commands?

In the Aruba CX 6300 port-access example, which interface is configured for the port-access commands?

• A. interface 1/1/1
• B. interface 1/2/1
• C. interface 2/1/1
• D. interface 1/1/2

Answer: (A)

Port-access configuration is applied to the interface level, not globally. In the Aruba CX 6300 example, the port-access commands are placed under the configuration for a specific interface—the one connected to the endpoint being secured. That interface is 1/1/1, so the sample shows all port-access settings inside the context for that port. Since port-access controls how a single port behaves (802.1X, MAB, VLAN assignment, etc.), the example focuses on configuring that particular port rather than applying the same settings to multiple ports. The other ports would require their own port-access blocks if they were part of the scenario, but they aren’t shown in this example.

Port-access configuration is applied to the interface level, not globally. In the Aruba CX 6300 example, the port-access commands are placed under the configuration for a specific interface—the one connected to the endpoint being secured. That interface is 1/1/1, so the sample shows all port-access settings inside the context for that port. Since port-access controls how a single port behaves (802.1X, MAB, VLAN assignment, etc.), the example focuses on configuring that particular port rather than applying the same settings to multiple ports. The other ports would require their own port-access blocks if they were part of the scenario, but they aren’t shown in this example.