A company opens a new branch office and a RAP is used to connect to a corporate office Aruba Mobility Controller (MC). The company needs to provide connectivity to the office across the street. There is an AP across the street. However, there is no wired connectivity between the buildings.
Which actions can the administrator select to provide the required connectivity? (Choose two.)
To provide the required connectivity between the branch office and the office across the street without wired connectivity, one can provision the RAP as a Remote Mesh Portal. This will enable the RAP to act as a central point for the mesh network. Additionally, implementing one of the APs as a Mesh Point will allow it to connect wirelessly to the Remote Mesh Portal, thereby extending network connectivity to the office across the street.
B as host C as clients, Answer is correct
why all APs as Mesh Points, 1-2 APs that can connect should be enough.
https://www.arubanetworks.com/techdocs/ArubaOS_81_Web_Help/Content/ArubaFrameStyles/Mesh/Understanding_RMPs.htm The Remote Mesh Portal feature allows you to configure a remote AP at a branch office to operate as a mesh portal for a mesh cluster. Other mesh points belonging to that cluster get their IP address and configuration settings from the main office via an IPsec tunnel between the remote mesh portal and the Mobility Master. This feature is useful for deploying an all-wireless branch office or creating a complete wireless network in locations where there is no wired infrastructure in place.
AE - Branch Office is where the RAP is located therefore B, the office across the street is where there is a single AP, this AP would be a Mesh Point therefore E this single AP is a Mesh Point that connects to the RAP Mesh Portal.
BE sorry not AE
Read the question. It says there is 1 (one) RAP and another (one) AP across the street. BE are correct.