Refer to the exhibit. An SSID is configured and both clients can reach their gateways on the Layer 3 switch, but they cannot communicate with each other. Which action resolves this issue?
Refer to the exhibit. An SSID is configured and both clients can reach their gateways on the Layer 3 switch, but they cannot communicate with each other. Which action resolves this issue?
The clients are unable to communicate with each other directly because the P2P (peer-to-peer) Blocking Action is preventing this direct communication. Disabling the P2P Blocking Action would allow the clients to communicate directly with each other, thereby resolving the connectivity issue. Enabling P2P blocking typically prevents communication between clients on the same SSID, which is a security feature to prevent unwanted or unauthorized file sharing. By setting the P2P Blocking Action to Disabled, this blockage is removed, allowing the clients on the same SSID to communicate with each other.
Also see Q712, there you even see where this is done.
P2P Blocking is a security feature on some wireless controllers that can be used to prevent peer-to-peer communication between wireless clients. This feature is typically used to prevent unauthorized file sharing or other unwanted network traffic. In this case, it is likely that P2P Blocking is enabled and is preventing the two clients from communicating with each other. Disabling P2P Blocking will allow the clients to communicate with each other on the Layer 2 network. This will allow them to ping each other and access any shared resources that are available on the network.
P2P Blocking Action (Peer-to-Peer Blocking): This setting controls whether wireless clients on the same SSID can directly communicate with each other. Common options are: Disabled: Allows direct communication between clients. Forward-UpStream: Routes the traffic between clients through the gateway instead of allowing direct communication.
B is correct
This action allows peer-to-peer (P2P) traffic between clients, enabling them to communicate directly with each other. By disabling P2P blocking, traffic between clients on the same SSID will be permitted, resolving the connectivity issue.
B is correct