A network administrator of a global organization is collapsing all controllers to a single cluster located in central Europe. Which concern must addressed?

The correct answer is A. Some channels may not be available consistently across the organization. The primary concern in collapsing all controllers to a single cluster located in central Europe is that some channels may not be available consistently across the organization. This is because regulatory domain restrictions (such as allowed Wi-Fi channels and power levels)…

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ASome channels may not be available consistently across the organization.
BDifferent RF policies per office are not available in this configuration.
CSyslog must be configured to the time-zone of the NMS platform.
DCentralized controllers cannot uniformly authenticate global users.

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D
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The primary concern in collapsing all controllers to a single cluster located in central Europe is that some channels may not be available consistently across the organization. This is because regulatory domain restrictions (such as allowed Wi-Fi channels and power levels) differ by country, and a centrally located controller cluster will enforce the regulatory domain of its own region (Europe), which may restrict or disallow channels that are needed in other regions where the organization operates (such as the US or Asia). Controller_Configuration_Best_Practices.html

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