Pass the Huawei HCSA-IP Network H19-101_V6.0 Questions and answers with CertsForce

Huawei’s EasyBranch solution is designed for simplified branch networking, and its key network elements (NEs) are detailed in the HCSA-Sales-IP Network V6.0:

A: AirEngine 5762-10 is a Wi-Fi 6 AP, a core component for wireless access.

B: NetEngine AR5710-S is a hyper-converged gateway, central to EasyBranch’s all-in-one design.

D: S5731-L-RU is a plug-and-play switch, supporting scalability and deployment ease.

•Government, ISP, Finance – Key DCN scenarios for e-governance, connectivity, and banking.

•Hotel – Minor scenario; DCNs are not typically critical here.

Huawei focuses on high-impact industries, not hospitality, in DCN contexts.

Huawei identifies these industry-specific needs:

•Large enterprise – Zero interruptions for hybrid services (e.g., SD-WAN ensures uptime).

•Healthcare – Zero-waiting mobile imaging requires low-latency Wi-Fi 7 networks.

•Education – No freezing or dizziness in 4K/8K video demands high bandwidth and QoS.

•Public services (government) – While security is key, “no signal leakage” is not a primary requirement in Huawei’s docs; focus is on encryption, not containment.

•SecoManager – Controls Huawei’s HiSec SASE, managing security policies and devices.

•Others – Campus, cloud, or fabric controllers, not SASE-specific.

SecoManager is Huawei’s centralized security management platform, designed to manage USG firewalls and other HiSec devices uniformly, as per official docs.

•Huawei USG AIFW – AI-powered firewall with >99% unknown threat detection via machine learning.

•SecoManager, Anti-DDoS, HiSec Endpoint – Management, DDoS defense, and endpoint security, not focused on this metric.

The CloudEngine S12700E series features:

•Redundant power supplies, fans, and control modules.

•Hot-swappable components to ensure zero downtime.

This redundancy design enhances reliability, a critical selling point for campus core switches in Huawei’s documentation.

The CloudEngine S8700 series, as per HCSA-Sales-IP Network V6.0, is a versatile campus switch with key advantages: innovative optical-electrical PoE (A) for long-distance power delivery; powerful forwarding capabilities (B) with high throughput; strong power supply (C) supporting 60 W PoE++; and high port density (D) for connecting numerous devices. All listed options are core strengths of the S8700, making A, B, C, and D the correct answers.References: HCSA-Sales-IP Network V6.0, CloudEngine S8700 Switch Technical Highlights.

Huawei’s USG firewalls, per HCSA-Sales-IP Network V6.0, are deployed in data center networks (A) for protecting core infrastructure, campus networks (B) for enterprise security, and branch networks (D) for distributed sites. Virtual machines (VM, C) are not a deployment scenario for USG, as it is a physical or virtualized appliance, not specifically tied to VM hosting. Thus, A, B, and D are correct.References: HCSA-Sales-IP Network V6.0, USG Firewall Deployment Scenarios.