Which AP mode is used in a wireless mesh deployment?

The correct answer is D. Bridge. In a wireless mesh deployment, Bridge mode is commonly used for Access Points (APs) that connect wirelessly to form a mesh network. In this mode, APs can communicate with each other to extend the network without requiring a wired backhaul. This allows for flexible placement of AP

Submitted by krish.m· Mar 5, 2026Network Access

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Which AP mode is used in a wireless mesh deployment?

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ALocal
BMonitor
CFlexConnect
DBridge

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D
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Explanation

In a wireless mesh deployment, Bridge mode is commonly used for Access Points (APs) that connect wirelessly to form a mesh network. In this mode, APs can communicate with each other to extend the network without requiring a wired backhaul. This allows for flexible placement of APs in areas where wiring is impractical, enabling a larger coverage area by allowing the APs to relay signals to each other.

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