Drag and Drop Question Drag and drop the wireless architecture benefits from the left onto the architecture types on the right. Answer:

The correct answer is Work is divided between the access point and the controller.; Uses the CAPWAP tunneling protocol.; The access points transmit beacon frames.; Appropriate for a small-business environment.; Supports per device configuration and management.. The correct arrangement maps wireless architecture benefits to their respective types: Split-MAC/Centralized (Controller-Based) architecture divides work between the AP and controller and uses CAPWAP tunneling protocol to communicate between them. Autonomous AP architecture has A

Submitted by cyberguy42· Mar 5, 2026Network Access - Explain the role and function of network components including wireless LAN controllers and access points, and compare wireless deployment architectures (Autonomous, Split-MAC/Centralized, Cloud-Based)

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Drag and Drop Question Drag and drop the wireless architecture benefits from the left onto the architecture types on the right. Answer:

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Appropriate for a small-business environment.Work is divided between the access point and the controller.The access points transmit beacon frames.Supports per device configuration and management.Uses the CAPWAP tunneling protocol.

Correct arrangement

Work is divided between the access point and the controller.
Uses the CAPWAP tunneling protocol.
The access points transmit beacon frames.
Appropriate for a small-business environment.
Supports per device configuration and management.

Explanation

The correct arrangement maps wireless architecture benefits to their respective types: Split-MAC/Centralized (Controller-Based) architecture divides work between the AP and controller and uses CAPWAP tunneling protocol to communicate between them. Autonomous AP architecture has APs that independently transmit beacon frames and handle all 802.11 functions locally. Cloud-Based architecture is appropriate for small-business environments and supports per-device configuration and management through a cloud dashboard without requiring a dedicated on-premises controller.

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#Wireless Architecture#CAPWAP#Autonomous vs Controller-Based AP#Cloud-Managed Wireless

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