Which two types of rogue APs can be detected only by CleanAir capable APs? (Choose two.)

The correct answer is B. Wi-Fi inverted E. Wi-Fi invalid channel. Cisco CleanAir will report the following traps on CUWN WLCs: - AP APNAME06[1] (50:1c:bf:b4:d8:00) Device ID: 0x20f9, Type: WiFi Invalid Channel[31], Severity: 0, Channels: 149, Cluster ID: 0e:58:c0:79:38:7d, Previous Cluster ID: 0e:58:c0:79:38:7d, Event: Set - AP APNAME17[0]…

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Options

AWi-Fi direct
BWi-Fi inverted
Cad hoc rogue AP
DMi-Fi
EWi-Fi invalid channel

How the community answered

(43 responses)

B
93% (40)
C
2% (1)
D
5% (2)

Explanation

Cisco CleanAir will report the following traps on CUWN WLCs: - AP APNAME06[1] (50:1c:bf:b4:d8:00) Device ID: 0x20f9, Type: WiFi Invalid Channel[31], Severity: 0, Channels: 149, Cluster ID: 0e:58:c0:79:38:7d, Previous Cluster ID: 0e:58:c0:79:38:7d, Event: Set - AP APNAME17[0] (34:db:fd:d4:62:60) Device ID: 0xd979, Type: WiFi Invalid Channel[31], Severity: 0, Channels: 11, Cluster ID: 0e:58:c0:7b:e0:1a, Previous Cluster ID: 0e:58:c0:7b:e0:1a, - AP APNAME806[1] (50:1c:bf:b4:d8:00) Device ID: 0x20f2, Type: WiFi Inverted[30], Severity: 2, Channels: 149, Cluster ID: 0e:58:c0:7b:c9:8c, Previous Cluster ID: 0e:58:c0:7b:c9:8c, Event: https://community.cisco.com/t5/wireless-mobility-documents/cleanair-traps-about-wifi-invalid- channel-and-wifi-inverted/ta-p/3160613

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#CleanAir#Rogue AP detection#Non-Wi-Fi interference

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