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Under what condition would a FlexConnect wireless architecture be preferable over other architectural choices?
The correct answer is C. when centralized management is needed for several remote offices that lack individual WLCs. The FlexConnect wireless architecture (formerly known as H-REAP) is designed to address scenarios where there are remote branch offices or locations with limited IT infrastructure. It allows Access Points (APs) to operate in two modes: connected mode (when connected to a centrali
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Under what condition would a FlexConnect wireless architecture be preferable over other architectural choices?
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- Awhen the connection latency to several remote offices is anticipated to surpass 300 milliseconds
- Bwhen there is a need for high-precision location-based services at various remote offices
- Cwhen centralized management is needed for several remote offices that lack individual WLCs
- Dwhen each remote office necessitates its own local WLC for network management
How the community answered
(31 responses)- A3% (1)
- B6% (2)
- C77% (24)
- D13% (4)
Explanation
The FlexConnect wireless architecture (formerly known as H-REAP) is designed to address scenarios where there are remote branch offices or locations with limited IT infrastructure. It allows Access Points (APs) to operate in two modes: connected mode (when connected to a centralized Wireless LAN Controller, or WLC) and standalone mode (when the connection to the WLC is disrupted).
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