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Question #1
On a branch office deployment, it has been noted that if the FlexConnect AP is in standalone mode and loses connection to the WLC, all clients are disconnected, and the SSID is no longer advertised. Considering that FlexConnect local switching is enabled, which setting is causing this behavior?
- AISE NAC is enabledMost Voted
- B802.11r Fast Transition is enabled
- CClient Exclusion is enabled
- DFlexConnect Local Auth is disabled
Correct Answer:
D
D

The FlexConnect AP in standalone mode disconnects clients and ceases SSID advertisement due to disabled local authentication (Local Auth). When Local Auth is disabled, the AP lacks the ability to authenticate clients independently of the WLC, making it dependent on WLC connectivity for client authentication and maintaining active sessions. If the connection to the WLC is disrupted, this setup immediately affects user connectivity and SSID visibility because the AP can no longer verify the credentials of clients or accept new connections. Thus, enabling Local Auth would allow the AP to continue servicing clients independent of the WLC's state.
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Question #2
An engineer must implement intrusion protection on the WLAN. The AP coverage is adequate and on-channel attacks are the primary concern. The building is historic, which makes adding APs difficult. Which AP mode and submode must be implemented?
- AAP mode: local, AP submode: none
- BAP mode: monitor, AP submode: WIPS
- CAP mode: monitor, AP submode: none
- DAP mode: local, AP submode: WIPSMost Voted
Correct Answer:
D
D

Absolutely, choice D is the top pick here. When dealing with on-channel attacks specifically, maintaining the AP in local mode ensures the continuous serving of clients while incorporating WIPS offers the necessary protection against intrusions. Switching fully to monitor mode would've indeed led to issues such as coverage holes, which isn’t a breeze to fix, especially within a historic building. Thus striking this balance by keeping the access point in local mode with the WIPS submode is both effective and pragmatic. No need to sacrifice connectivity for security!
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Question #3
An engineer is implementing a FlexConnect group for access points at a remote location using local switching but central DHCP. Which client feature becomes available only if this configuration is changed?
- Amulticast
- Bstatic IPMost Voted
- Cfast roaming
- DmDNS
Correct Answer:
B
B

The correct implementation of a FlexConnect group with local switching and central DHCP does indeed prevent the use of clients with static IP addresses. When configuring such settings, the system enforces the use of a DHCP server to dynamically assign IP addresses, precluding the manual setting of static IPs. Allowing static IPs would necessitate a change in this configuration, possibly by involving different methods of IP address assignment at the remote locations. This clarifies why option B is correct.
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Question #4
A FlexConnect remote office deployment is using five 2702i APs indoors and two 1532i APs outdoors. When a code upgrade is performed and FlexConnect Smart
AP Image Upgrade is leveraged, but no FlexConnect Master AP has been configured, how many image transfers between the WLC and APs will occur?
AP Image Upgrade is leveraged, but no FlexConnect Master AP has been configured, how many image transfers between the WLC and APs will occur?
- A1
- B2Most Voted
- C5
- D7
Correct Answer:
B
B

When using FlexConnect Smart AP Image Upgrade without a designated FlexConnect Master AP, the system automatically selects one AP per model based on the lowest MAC address to serve as a primary AP. This means, in our case with two different AP models (2702i and 1532i), one AP from each model will download the image from the WLC, resulting in two image transfers in total. This efficient method distributes the upgrade process, ensuring minimal bandwidth usage and streamlined management.
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Question #5
Where is a Cisco OEAP enabled on a Cisco Catalyst 9800 Series Wireless Controller?
- ARF Profile
- BFlex ProfileMost Voted
- CPolicy Profile
- DAP Join Profile
Correct Answer:
B
Reference:
https://www.cisco.com/c/en/us/td/docs/wireless/controller/9800/config-guide/b_wl_16_10_cg/flexconnect.html
B
Reference:
https://www.cisco.com/c/en/us/td/docs/wireless/controller/9800/config-guide/b_wl_16_10_cg/flexconnect.html
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