A. The Mobility Controller acts as a bridge.
B. DHCP can be provided by the network infrastructure or the Mobility Controller.
C. The Mobility Controller is the client's default router.
D. The Mobility Controller supports BGP.
E. OSPF must be configured
A. Collecting and classifying information obtained during background scans
B. Create two indices for each AP, for each channel
C. Monitoring the environment for the current operating and alternate channels
D. Computing the best channel and power level to operate on
E. Determining the best controller for APs to terminate
A. Direct access to the internet with no captive portal
B. Captive portal with email registration
C. Captive Portal with no authentication or registration
D. WEP encryption
E. Captive portal with authentication via credentials
A. LAN
B. Remote Mesh
C. Roaming
D. LAN Mesh
E. Remote
A. route
B. SRC-NAT
C. DST-NAT
D. allow CP
E. allow all
A. The AP decrypts the 802.11 frame and bridges it on the wire
B. The AP decrypts and then the 802.11 frame is sent in a GRE tunnel to the controller
C. Clients decrypted traffic is sent down the GRE tunnel
D. The AP decrypts the 802.11 frame, encrypts it as an Ethernet frame and sends it to the controller
E. Client sets up an IPSEC tunnel with the controller
A. Controller name
B. Country Code
C. Loopback IP
D. VLAN IP
E. Firewall Roles
