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Refer to the exhibit. A wireless tech must add an AP group mapping with the interface on VLAN 3 and the GUEST-DATA-SSID to the existing AP group "lobbyAPs". Which command makes this change?
The correct answer is C. config wlan apgroup interface-mapping add lobbyAPs 4 guests. The Cisco WLC CLI syntax for this command is: config wlan apgroup interface-mapping add <apgroup-name> <wlan-id> <interface-name>. The parameters require the AP group name ('lobbyAPs'), the numeric WLAN ID (not the SSID name), and the logical interface name (not the VLAN…
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Refer to the exhibit. A wireless tech must add an AP group mapping with the interface on VLAN 3 and the GUEST-DATA-SSID to the existing AP group "lobbyAPs". Which command makes this change?
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- Aconfig wlan apgroup interface-mapping add lobbyAPs 3 GUEST-DATA-SSID
- Bconfig wlan apgroup interface-mapping add lobbyAPs 4 3
- Cconfig wlan apgroup interface-mapping add lobbyAPs 4 guests
- Dconfig wlan apgroup interface-mapping add lobbyAPs 3 GUEST-DATA
How the community answered
(15 responses)- A7% (1)
- B7% (1)
- C73% (11)
- D13% (2)
Explanation
The Cisco WLC CLI syntax for this command is: config wlan apgroup interface-mapping add <apgroup-name> <wlan-id> <interface-name>. The parameters require the AP group name ('lobbyAPs'), the numeric WLAN ID (not the SSID name), and the logical interface name (not the VLAN number). From the exhibit, GUEST-DATA-SSID is assigned WLAN ID 4, and the interface named 'guests' is bound to VLAN 3. Therefore, the correct command is config wlan apgroup interface-mapping add lobbyAPs 4 guests. The distractors fail because: A uses VLAN 3 in the WLAN-ID position, B uses a raw VLAN number as the interface name, and D uses the partial SSID name instead of the interface name.
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