Refer to the exhibit. An engineer must design a mobility group that has these requirements:
• The mobility group must consist of five WLCs.
• All WLCs must run software version 8.0 or later.
• The WLCs must connect via an IPv4 network.
• Two of the WLCs must be in an SSO high availability pair.
Which two configurations must be included in the design? (Choose two.)
All WLANs within a mobility group must have the same SSID to ensure seamless roaming for clients as they move between different WLCs. Additionally, each WLC must use the same mobility domain name to maintain proper group functionality and communication. This configuration ensures a consistent and reliable wireless experience across the entire mobility group.
D is wrong. Does not really need it.
CE, I agree with learningccnp. First I thought it shall be BE, but reading documentation I found that all WLCs in the mobility group have to have same Virtual IP.
Answer is b and e SSO uses a virtual ip much like hsrp. They are the only ones needing it in the design. SSID doesn't need to be consistent across controllers for this question
Controllers do not have to be of the same model to be a member of a mobility group. Mobility groups can be comprised of any combination of controller platforms as long as the controllers are running compatible AireOS versions
https://www.cisco.com/c/en/us/td/docs/wireless/controller/technotes/8-7/High_Availability_DG.html
I created a lab where I simulated the 4 WLCs. SSO settings are not available in vWLCs so reading the article: https://www.cisco.com/c/en/us/td/docs/wireless/controller/technotes/8-7/High_Availability_DG.html The Virtual IP Address is a requirement for HA: HA Pairing is possible only between the same type of hardware and software versions. Mismatch may result in Maintenance Mode. The Virtual IP Address should be the same on both the WLCs before configuring SSO. So B is correct. At that point I created different SSIDs on all the WLCs and used different software versions 8.5 and 8.10, so I excluded C and D. A is not correct because it is possible to create Mobility Groups between 3504, 5508, 5510, etc..... The only correct ones are B and E
In an SSO (Stateful Switchover) pair, the active and standby WLCs share a single virtual IP address. This ensures seamless failover without impacting client sessions. Other WLCs in the Mobility Group (but not in HA mode) must use different virtual IPs.