Wireless Configuration

Question 1

[…] ACLs can be used to limit management traffic destined for the WLC itself.

Answer 1

CPU

Question 2

WLAN […] QoS = background

Answer 2

Bronze

Question 3

WLAN […] QoS = best effort

Answer 3

Silver

Question 4

WLAN […] QoS = video

Answer 4

Gold

Question 5

WLAN […] QoS = voice

Answer 5

Platinum

Question 6

WLAN Bronze QoS = […]

Answer 6

background

Question 7

WLAN Silver QoS = […]

Answer 7

best effort

Question 8

WLAN Gold QoS = […]

Answer 8

video

Question 9

WLAN Platinum QoS = […]

Answer 9

voice

Question 10

[…] is the default QoS setting of a WLAN.

Answer 10

Silver

Question 11

Splash Page Web Redirect is a Layer […] security mechanism.

Answer 11

3

Question 12

Conditional Web Redirect is a Layer […] security mechanism.

Answer 12

3

Question 13

Web Passthrough is a Layer […] security mechanism.

Answer 13

3

Question 14

Web Authentication is a Layer […] security mechanism.

Answer 14

3

Question 15

WLAN PSKs in ASCII format must be at least […] characters in length.

Answer 15

8

Question 16

What formats can a WLAN PSK be configured in?

Answer 16

ASCII / HEX

Question 17

None + EAP Passthrough is a Layer […] security mechanism.

Answer 17

2

Question 18

CKIP is a Layer […] security mechanism.

Answer 18

2
(CKIP = Cisco Key Integrity Protocol)

Question 19

Static WEP + 802.1X is a Layer […] security mechanism.

Answer 19

2

Question 20

Static WEP is a Layer […] security mechanism.

Answer 20

2

Question 21

802.1X is a Layer […] security mechanism.

Answer 21

2

Question 22

WPA+WPA2 is a Layer […] security mechanism.

Answer 22

2

Question 23

WLC […] interfaces are used to map WLANs to VLANs.

Answer 23

dynamic

Question 24

The WLC […] interface is bound to the service port and used for out-of-band management.

Answer 24

service port

Question 25

The WLC [...] interface is used when communicating with wireless clients to relay DHCP requests, perform web authentication, etc.

Answer 25

virtual

Question 26

The WLC [...] interface can be used to connect to and manage the standby WLC of an HA pair.

Answer 26

redundancy management

Question 27

CAPWAP tunnels are formed to/from the WLC's [...] interface.

Answer 27

management

Question 28

The WLC [...] port is used to connect to another WLC to form an HA pair.

Answer 28

redundancy

Question 29

WLC [...] ports are the standard network ports that connect to the switched network and are used for data traffic.

Answer 29

distribution system

Question 30

The WLC service port must connect to a switch [access/trunk] port

Answer 30

access

Question 31

The WLC [...] port is used for out-of-band management.

Answer 31

servicec

Question 32

The WLC [...] interface is used when communicating with wireless clients to relay DHCP requests, perform web authentication, etc.

Answer 32

virtual

Question 33

The WLC [...] interface can be used to connect to and manage the standby WLC of an HA pair.

Answer 33

redundancy management

Question 34

CAPWAP tunnels are formed to/from the WLC's [...] interface.

Answer 34

management

Question 35

The WLC [...] port is used to connect to another WLC to form an HA pair.

Answer 35

redundancy

Question 36

WLC [...] ports are the standard network ports that connect to the switched network and are used for data traffic.

Answer 36

distribution system

Question 37

The WLC service port must connect to a switch [access/trunk] port

Answer 37

access

Question 38

The WLC [...] port is used for out-of-band management.

Answer 38

service

Question 39

In the context of WLCs: Port = [phsyical/logical] Interface = [phsyical/logical]

Answer 39

Port = physical Interface = logical

Question 40

DHCP option [...] can be used to tell APs the IP address of their WLC.

Answer 40

43

Question 41

WLCs only support [...] LAG.

Answer 41

static *PAgP and LACP aren't supported