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Which interface on the WLC is limited to one when LAG is in use?
The correct answer is D. AP-manager. When Link Aggregation Group (LAG) is enabled on a WLC, the AP-manager interface is limited to a single instance across all bundled ports.
Question
Which interface on the WLC is limited to one when LAG is in use?
Options
- Aservice
- Bvirtual
- Ctrunk
- DAP-manager
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- D91% (41)
Why each option
When Link Aggregation Group (LAG) is enabled on a WLC, the AP-manager interface is limited to a single instance across all bundled ports.
The service interface is an out-of-band management interface whose limitation isn't directly tied to LAG in the same way as the AP-manager interface.
The virtual interface is a dummy gateway for client and AP communication, and its configuration isn't limited to one instance due to LAG.
"Trunk" refers to a port mode carrying multiple VLANs, not a specific WLC interface type that is limited to one when LAG is active.
When LAG is enabled on a Wireless LAN Controller, the AP-manager interface is limited to a single logical interface, which is then used by all access points to join the controller through the LAG bundle.
Concept tested: WLC LAG interface limitations
Source: https://www.cisco.com/c/en/us/td/docs/wireless/controller/8-5/config-guide/b_cg85/LAG.html
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