What is a benefit of using a Cisco Wireless LAN Controller?
What is a benefit of using a Cisco Wireless LAN Controller?
A benefit of using a Cisco Wireless LAN Controller is that it eliminates the need to configure each access point individually. This feature allows for centralized management, where settings and configurations can be applied across all access points from a single point, saving time and reducing potential configuration errors.
A wireless LAN (or WLAN) controller is used in combination with the Lightweight Access Point Protocol (LWAPP) to "manage light-weight access points in large quantities" by the network administrator or network operations center.
A is correct: D could also be correct if there is no autonomous wording. Autonomous doesn't support LWAPP protocol ( Autonomous Ap's are standalone Ap's which does not support CAPWAP/LWAPP) that Wireless Lan Controller uses)
Option A & D seems to be correct But for Option D :- Wireless LAN Controller not associated with Autonomous ( Meaning of Autonomous is "Standalone access point are known as Autonomous Access Point") Keyword Lightweight is correct WLC supports Lightweight but not autonomous So "A" is correct
answer is correct
Q. Can I connect an autonomous AP to a wireless LAN controller (WLC) and expect the AP to work? A. No, only LAPs work when they are connected to a WLC. Autonomous APs do not understand the Lightweight AP Protocol (LWAPP) or the CAPWAP protocol that the WLC uses. In order to connect an autonomous AP to a WLC, you must first convert the autonomous AP to lightweight mode.
Easy one, option A
A and D are both correct. if there was option to select 2 answers, A and D would be correct. However, the best answer for this question I think, is option A.
D is not correct because autonomous APs can't connect to a WLC
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A is correct
If its not A we are all doomed
A is Correct answer. It is the advantage of using CISCO controller.
there is a dump floating around in the internet stating that the answer to thsi question is "Unique SSIDs cannot use the same authentication method. " can someone well versed in this area chime in?
Unique SSIDs can utilize the same authentication methods. They can be identical in all aspects except the network name
A is correct. That is one of the biggest benefits of using a controller.
A incorect
Option D is the answer