A customer is concerned about the number of associations on the guest WLAN and wants to reduce load to ensure there are sufficient resources for the High Density WLAN. Which configuration setting…

Question

Options

• AChange the QoS profile of the guest WLAN to Bronze.
• BSet a low Maximum Allowed Clients on the Guest WLAN.
• CConfigure MFP client protection on the high density WLAN.
• DEnable DHCP Profiling and restrict guest devices using a policy map.

• A
  2% (1)
• B
  90% (38)
• C
  2% (1)
• D
  5% (2)

Explanation

Setting a low 'Maximum Allowed Clients' on the Guest WLAN directly caps the number of clients that can associate to that WLAN, immediately reducing load and preserving capacity for the High Density WLAN. The other options do not address the root issue: (A) Changing the QoS profile to Bronze deprioritizes guest traffic but does not limit how many clients can join; (C) MFP (Management Frame Protection) client protection is a security feature that protects against rogue APs and has no impact on client count; (D) DHCP Profiling with policy maps can classify and restrict device types but is far more complex and is not the targeted solution for limiting association count.

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