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A customer has a distributed wireless deployment model where the WLCs are located in the data centers. Because the file servers are located in the data center, the traffic from the corporate WLAN "Cor
The correct answer is B. Disable Local Switching for the corporate WLAN and enable it for the guest WLAN.. In a distributed wireless deployment model, the traffic can either be switched locally or sent back to the controller. For the corporate WLAN "Corp-401266017", it is essential that the traffic goes through the controllers in the data center to access the file servers securely. Th
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A customer has a distributed wireless deployment model where the WLCs are located in the data centers. Because the file servers are located in the data center, the traffic from the corporate WLAN “Corp-401266017” must go through the controllers, where the guest WLAN “Guest- 19283746” traffic must use the local Internet line installed in each office. Which configuration will accomplish this task?
Options
- ADisable Local Switching for the corporate and guest WLAN.
- BDisable Local Switching for the corporate WLAN and enable it for the guest WLAN.
- CEnable Local Switching for the corporate and guest WLAN.
- DEnable Local Switching for the corporate WLAN and disable it for the guest WLAN.
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(45 responses)- A9% (4)
- B84% (38)
- C2% (1)
- D4% (2)
Explanation
In a distributed wireless deployment model, the traffic can either be switched locally or sent back to the controller. For the corporate WLAN "Corp-401266017", it is essential that the traffic goes through the controllers in the data center to access the file servers securely. Therefore, local switching should be disabled for this WLAN. Conversely, for the guest WLAN "Guest-19283746", the requirement is to use the local Internet line. Enabling local switching for this WLAN allows the traffic to bypass the controller and use the local internet, reducing latency and potentially providing a better user experience for guests.
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