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A network administrator at a large university with multiple campuses uses Cisco 9800 WLCs to manage their wireless network. Recently, the university deployed a new mobility group to improve seamless…
The correct answer is A. Inspect show wireless management trustpoint and show crypto pki trustpoints commands to verify. In Cisco mobility groups, the control path relies on secure certificate-based communication, while the data path can still come up independently. If the data path is active but the control path is down, the most common cause is a certificate or trustpoint issue. Verifying the…
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A network administrator at a large university with multiple campuses uses Cisco 9800 WLCs to manage their wireless network. Recently, the university deployed a new mobility group to improve seamless roaming for users across different campuses. To validate that everything is functioning correctly, which action should the administrator take to identify the reason why the data path is active but the control path is down?
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- AInspect show wireless management trustpoint and show crypto pki trustpoints commands to verify
- BUse the show wireless mobility ap-list command on the WLC to ensure the proper addition of
- CInspect the mobility tunnels by running a capture on the virtual interface, verifying that data and
- DCheck the mobility status and statistics on the WLC CLI using the show wireless mobility peer ip
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(21 responses)- A52% (11)
- B5% (1)
- C14% (3)
- D29% (6)
Explanation
In Cisco mobility groups, the control path relies on secure certificate-based communication, while the data path can still come up independently. If the data path is active but the control path is down, the most common cause is a certificate or trustpoint issue. Verifying the trustpoints and certificates with show wireless management trustpoint and show crypto pki trustpoints allows the administrator to identify mismatches or invalid certificates preventing the control path from
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