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An engineer must optimize client roaming after noticing that clients in the environment are not roaming as expected. Upon reviewing an over-the-air packet capture, the engineer sees that the AP is…
The correct answer is D. Optimized roaming is enabled. Optimized roaming is a feature that helps manage the client's roaming behavior by disassociating clients with a signal strength below a predefined threshold. This feature is designed to prevent clients from sticking to an AP with poor connectivity, which can lead to suboptimal…
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An engineer must optimize client roaming after noticing that clients in the environment are not roaming as expected. Upon reviewing an over-the-air packet capture, the engineer sees that the AP is sending a BSS Transition Management query to the client, which causes it to roam. The disassociation imminent feature is not enabled on the WLAN. What is the cause of the issue?
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- ALow RSSI check is enabled.
- BFast Transition is disabled.
- CBand Select is enabled.
- DOptimized roaming is enabled.
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- B11% (3)
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- D68% (19)
Explanation
Optimized roaming is a feature that helps manage the client's roaming behavior by disassociating clients with a signal strength below a predefined threshold. This feature is designed to prevent clients from sticking to an AP with poor connectivity, which can lead to suboptimal performance. If the BSS Transition Management query is causing the client to roam and the disassociation imminent feature is not enabled, it indicates that optimized roaming is likely enabled, prompting the client to seek a better AP connection.
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