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An engineer muus ensure that the number of client on a WLAN does not exceed the available number of IP addresses that are in the network. Which command ensures that a full /24 network does not…
The correct answer is B. config wlan max-associated-clients 250. The max-associated-clients command on a WLAN controller caps the total number of clients that can associate to a WLAN, preventing IP exhaustion on a /24 subnet.
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An engineer muus ensure that the number of client on a WLAN does not exceed the available number of IP addresses that are in the network. Which command ensures that a full /24 network does not associate at one time?
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- Aconfig interface nat-address management enable
- Bconfig wlan max-associated-clients 250
- Cconfig wlan max-radio-clients 250
- Dconfig interface address dynamic-interface client 192.168.1.2 255.255.254.0 192.168.1.1
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The max-associated-clients command on a WLAN controller caps the total number of clients that can associate to a WLAN, preventing IP exhaustion on a /24 subnet.
The 'config interface nat-address management enable' command configures NAT on the management interface, which does not control the number of clients that can associate to a WLAN.
The command 'config wlan max-associated-clients 250' sets an upper bound of 250 simultaneous client associations on the WLAN. A /24 subnet provides 254 usable IP addresses, so capping associations at 250 ensures clients never exceed the available IP pool. This is a Cisco WLC CLI command that applies the limit at the WLAN level, not the per-radio level.
The 'config wlan max-radio-clients 250' command limits clients per individual radio rather than across the entire WLAN, so the aggregate client count across all radios could still exceed the /24 IP pool.
The 'config interface address dynamic-interface' command assigns an IP address to a dynamic interface, which is an addressing configuration command unrelated to limiting client association counts.
Concept tested: WLC WLAN maximum client association limit
Source: https://www.cisco.com/c/en/us/td/docs/wireless/controller/8-10/command-reference/b_cr810/wlan_commands.html
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