Which three details are contained within the LWAPP discovery response sent by each WLC to enable the LAP to choose a WLC? (Choose three.)

The controller sysName identifies the Wireless LAN Controller (WLC) by its configured hostname, allowing the Lightweight Access Point (LAP) to distinguish between multiple available WLCs.

An AP-manager IP address is the IP address of the WLC interface designated to terminate CAPWAP/LWAPP tunnels from access points, which is essential for the LAP to establish communication.

The WLC IOS version is not typically included in the LWAPP discovery response packet, as the AP's selection criteria are focused on connectivity and configuration, not software version.

The mobility domain name is relevant for an AP to join a specific mobility group after it has already selected and joined a WLC, rather than being part of the initial discovery response for WLC selection.

The master controller flag informs the LAP if the WLC is designated as a master controller, which can influence the AP's selection process, especially during initial discovery or load balancing scenarios.

The DNS server address is a network configuration detail provided to clients, not a specific piece of information sent by a WLC within its LWAPP discovery response for AP selection.