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CCNP Wireless Implementation

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  1. 1Which deployment types do FlexConnect provide? Choose 2
    1. ABranch
    2. BCampus
    3. CLocal
    4. DRemote
    5. ESmall Office
  2. 2Choose the correct options for FlexConnect Hybrid Setup?

    The control plane is managed by the [blank_start]central WLC[blank_end]. Data is switched [blank_start]locally at the AP[blank_end]. data plane traffic [blank_start]is not switched[blank_end]. Data plane CAPWAP tunnels [blank_start]are not terminated[blank_end].
    1. AAP
    2. Bcentral WLC
    3. Clocal switch
    4. Dremote switch
    5. Elocally at the AP
    6. Flocally athe WLC
    7. Gremotely at the AP
    8. Hremotely at the WLC
    9. Iis switched
    10. Jis not switched
    11. Kare not terminated
    12. Lare terminated
  3. 3Compare central and local switching.

    Central:
    Device: [blank_start]WLC[blank_end]
    Traffic Movement: [blank_start]tunnel to WLC via CAPWAP[blank_end]

    Local:
    Device: [blank_start]FlexConnect AP[blank_end]
    Traffic Movement: [blank_start]switched to VLANs via 802.1Q[blank_end]
    1. AWLC
    2. Btunnel to WLC via CAPWAP
    3. CFlexConnect AP
    4. Dswitched to VLANs via 802.1Q
  4. 4Compare operating modes.

    Standalone
    Controller Access: [blank_start]can't be reached[blank_end]
    Authentication: [blank_start]local[blank_end]
    Services: [blank_start]roaming[blank_end]

    Connected
    Controller Access: [blank_start]can be reached[blank_end]
    Authentication: [blank_start]central[blank_end]
    Services: [blank_start]client profiling; RRM[blank_end]
    1. Acan't be reached
    2. Blocal
    3. Croaming
    4. Dcan be reached
    5. Ecentral
    6. Fclient profiling; RRM
  5. 5Choose the correct term for each statement.

    1. All APs share the same local and backup RADIUS server, CCKM (Centralized Key Management), OKC fast roaming keys, smart image upgrade, AVC, AAA-override for local switching, and local EAP authentication configuration information > [blank_start]FlexConnect Groups[blank_end]
    2. Allows clients to talk to local devices w/o consuming bandwidth or going through CAPWAP > [blank_start]split tunneling[blank_end]
    Allows connections between clients and FlexConnect APs to remain when the AP loses the connection to a WLC, is switching to a secondary WLC, and is reestablishing a connection to the primary WLC > [blank_start]fault tolerance[blank_end]
    3. Allows remote users to connect to the corporate network wireless or wired > [blank_start]OEAP[blank_end]
    4. Applied per WLAN per AP or for all APs in a group > [blank_start]split tunneling[blank_end]
    5. Can be configured at the AP or FlexConnect group level > [blank_start]split tunneling[blank_end]
    6. Can get to this mode by first converting to FlexConnect mode > [blank_start]OEAP[blank_end]
    7. Does not support multicast or broadcast traffic > [blank_start]split tunneling[blank_end]
    8. Enabled by default; cannot be disabled > [blank_start]fault tolerance[blank_end]
    9. Enables secure key exchanges whenever a client roams to a different AP > [blank_start]FlexConnect Groups[blank_end]
    10. Is enabled by default on IOX-XE and AireOS 8.6 & later > [blank_start]FlexConnect Groups[blank_end]
    11. Matching packets are switched locally; all others centrally > [blank_start]split tunneling[blank_end]
    12. NAT/PAT is enabled by default and is used to bridge traffic to the local LAN > [blank_start]split tunneling[blank_end]
    13. Provides zero downtime during an outage > [blank_start]fault tolerance[blank_end]
    14. Required so that CCKM fast roaming can work with the FlexConnect APs > [blank_start]FlexConnect Groups[blank_end]
    15. Takes away the need for a full RADIUS EAP authentication > [blank_start]FlexConnect Groups[blank_end]
    16. Up to 100 APs each > [blank_start]FlexConnect Groups[blank_end]
    17. Used to organize and manage FlexConnect APs > [blank_start]FlexConnect Groups[blank_end]
    18. For small branch offices or a home office with only one AP > [blank_start]OEAP[blank_end]
    1. Afault tolerance
    2. BFlexConnect groups
    3. COEAP
    4. Dsplit tunneling
    5. Efault tolerance
    6. FFlexConnect groups
    7. GOEAP
    8. Hsplit tunneling
    9. Ifault tolerance
    10. JFlexConnect groups
    11. KOEAP
    12. Lsplit tunneling
    13. Mfault tolerance
    14. NFlexConnect groups
    15. OOEAP
    16. Psplit tunneling
    17. Qfault tolerance
    18. RFlexConnect groups
    19. SOEAP
    20. Tsplit tunneling
    21. Ufault tolerance
    22. VFlexConnect groups
    23. WOEAP
    24. Xsplit tunneling
    25. Yfault tolerance
    26. ZFlexConnect groups
    27. AAOEAP
    28. ABsplit tunneling
    29. ACfault tolerance
    30. ADFlexConnect groups
    31. AEOEAP
    32. AFsplit tunneling
    33. AGfault tolerance
    34. AHFlexConnect groups
    35. AIOEAP
    36. AJsplit tunneling
    37. AKfault tolerance
    38. ALFlexConnect groups
    39. AMOEAP
    40. ANsplit tunneling
    41. AOfault tolerance
    42. APFlexConnect groups
    43. AQOEAP
    44. ARsplit tunneling
    45. ASfault tolerance
    46. ATFlexConnect groups
    47. AUOEAP
    48. AVsplit tunneling
    49. AWfault tolerance
    50. AXFlexConnect groups
    51. AYOEAP
    52. AZsplit tunneling
    53. BAfault tolerance
    54. BBFlexConnect groups
    55. BCOEAP
    56. BDsplit tunneling
    57. BEfault tolerance
    58. BFFlexConnect groups
    59. BGOEAP
    60. BHsplit tunneling
    61. BIfault tolerance
    62. BJFlexConnect groups
    63. BKOEAP
    64. BLsplit tunneling
    65. BMfault tolerance
    66. BNFlexConnect groups
    67. BOOEAP
    68. BPsplit tunneling
    69. BQfault tolerance
    70. BRFlexConnect groups
    71. BSOEAP
    72. BTsplit tunneling
    73. BUfault tolerance
    74. BVFlexConnect groups
    75. BWOEAP
    76. BXsplit tunneling
  6. 6Match the term with its definition.

    lets you decide which policies are for which site and what characteristic to implement > [blank_start]RF tags[blank_end]
    the same as AP groups in AireOS & are broadcast domains > [blank_start]policy tags[blank_end]
    the same as Flex Groups in AireOS & are for local mode APs > [blank_start]site tags[blank_end]
    1. ARF tags
    2. Bpolicy tags
    3. Csite tags
  7. 7Match the term with its definition.
    [blank_start]UP (User Priority)[blank_end] > a 3-bit field in the header; used between wireless stations
    [blank_start]AIFSN[blank_end] > a spacing timer that is different for each AC; the higher the priority of the AC the shorter the initial wait period; higher transmits first; reduces latency/jitter
    [blank_start]Contention Window (CW)[blank_end] > a value that is generated when the DIFS is complete; a number between 0 and 15
    [blank_start]TXOP[blank_end] > allows transmission until timer expires; interval is unique for each AC
    [blank_start]SIFS (short interframe space)[blank_end] > confirms the station is finished transmitting
    [blank_start]EDCA[blank_end] > determines how a station can access the medium so it can transmit frames; has 4 Access Categories
    [blank_start]AVC Policy[blank_end] > functions on the WLC in centralized mode and the on the AP in Flex mode; applied upstream or downstream
    [blank_start]AVC[blank_end] > gives visibility to and identifies/classifies applications on the network via deep packet inspection; provides for NBAR2, Flexible NetFlow, Fastlane (only on WLC), DSCP remarking, traffic dropping, and rate limiting, and performance metrics collection/viewing
    [blank_start]Background (AC_BK)[blank_end] > lowest priority; 1 or 2 UP; bulk data
    [blank_start]Silver[blank_end] > max DSCP value is 0; used for hotspots and guest users
    [blank_start]Bronze[blank_end] > max DSCP value is 10; use is limited
    [blank_start]Gold[blank_end]: max DSCP value is 34; use is limited
    [blank_start]Platinum[blank_end]: max DSCP value is 46; used the most; for enterprise environments
    [blank_start]TSpec[blank_end] > prioritizes real-time applications by reserving bandwidth on the AP prior to transmission; required to be configured on the AP; is optional on client stations
    [blank_start]CSMA/CD[blank_end] > requires that all frames have to be acknowledged b/c it helps to know if a collision has occurred
    [blank_start]CSMA/CA[blank_end] > requires that receipt of an ACK by the client to know that the transmission was successful
    [blank_start]Video (AC_VI)[blank_end] > second highest priority; 4 or 5 UP
    [blank_start]Best Effort (AC_BE)[blank_end] > second lowest priority; 0 or 3 UP; call signaling, transactional/interactive data
    [blank_start]QoS profiles[blank_end] > sets the max DSCP value on the CAPWAP header and downstream UP value
    [blank_start]Voice (AC_VO)[blank_end] > the highest priority; 6 or 7 UP
    [blank_start]DCF Interframe Spaces timer[blank_end] > the “listen before you transmit” model; 34ms
    1. AUP (User Priority)
    2. BDCF Interframe Spaces timer
    3. CVoice (AC_VO)
    4. DQoS profiles
    5. EBest Effort (AC_BE)
    6. FVideo (AC_VI)
    7. GCSMA/CA
    8. HCSMA/CD
    9. ITSpec
    10. JPlatinum
    11. KGold
    12. LBronze
    13. MSilver
    14. NBackground (AC_BK)
    15. OAVC
    16. PAVC Policy
    17. QEDCA
    18. RSIFS (short interframe space)
    19. STXOP
    20. TContention Window (CW)
    21. UAIFSN
  8. 8Hosts can leave and join a group dynamically?
    1. ATrue
    2. BFalse
  9. 9Hosts can only be a member of one group at any time?
    1. ATrue
    2. BFalse
  10. 10On a layer 2 switch, all multicast traffic is forwarded by default?
    1. ATrue
    2. BFalse

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