A network architect planning a new Wi-Fi network must decide between autonomous, cloud- based, and split MAC architectures. Which two facts should the architect consider? (Choose two.)

Question

Options

• ALightweight access points are solely used by split MAC architectures.
• BCloud-based architectures uniquely use the CAPWAP protocol to communicate between access
• CEach of the three architectures must use WLCs to manage their access points.
• DAll three architectures use access points to manage the wireless devices connected to the wired
• EAutonomous architectures exclusively use tunneling protocols to manage access points remotely.

• A
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• C
  3% (1)
• E
  3% (1)

Explanation

The two facts a network architect should consider when deciding between autonomous, cloud- based, and split MAC Wi-Fi architectures are: Option A - In split MAC architecture, the access points are lightweight and rely on a central wireless LAN controller (WLC) for management and control functions, while handling real-time functions locally. This architecture involves tunneling protocols such as CAPWAP for communication between the APs and the controller. Option D - Regardless of the architecture, access points serve as the connection point for wireless clients to the wired network infrastructure, managing client connections and data

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