Site A is configured with a WLAN and a policy. The administrator creates a configuration template at the organization level with additional policies for the same WLAN and mentions Site A in this template.
In this scenario, which statement is correct?
When a configuration template and policies are created at a higher organizational level and also referenced at a site level, the policies defined at the organizational level take precedence and are executed first. This approach ensures a consistent application of policies across multiple sites within the organization, unless specific exceptions or conditions defined at the site level apply after the organizational policies have been processed.
Which two Mist Aps would be used for BLE location? (Choose two.)
The Mist AP33 and AP43 are both known for their advanced features, including BLE (Bluetooth Low Energy) for location services. AP32 and AP12 do not typically include these advanced BLE location capabilities.
Which Wireless Assurance SLE provides information on Opportunistic Key Caching (OKC)?
Opportunistic Key Caching (OKC) is a technique used to facilitate faster reconnection times when a client roams from one access point to another within the same network. The correct Wireless Assurance SLE (Service Level Expectation) that provides information on Opportunistic Key Caching is Roaming. Roaming involves the smooth handoff of a wireless client from one AP to another, and OKC helps optimize this process by reducing authentication times, thus improving the overall user experience during roaming.
What are two ways to access Marvis? (Choose two.)
Marvis can be accessed using the conversational assistant and through Actions. The conversational assistant allows users to interact with Marvis in a natural language manner, asking questions and receiving answers. Actions provide predefined options that help in troubleshooting and getting information, which includes using Marvis for specific tasks.
Which two statements correctly describe an extended service set (ESS)? (Choose two.)
An Extended Service Set (ESS) is made up of multiple Basic Service Sets (BSSs). Each BSS in an ESS has its own unique BSSID to differentiate between the different BSSs within the network. However, all the BSSs within an ESS share a common SSID, which allows devices to recognize that they are part of the same larger network.