Refer to the exhibit. An engineer completed the configuration of a wireless controller. What are two results of this configuration? (Choose two.)

Global AP configuration on the WLC sets controller-wide defaults, not AP group-specific settings; AP group configuration is a separate feature with its own overrides.

Because the global credentials are pushed to APs, they authenticate with the configured credentials rather than default factory credentials, so APs cannot be accessed via default credentials once the global config is applied.

The WLC applies the global AP credential settings (username and password) to all associated APs by default, but an administrator can override these credentials on a per-AP basis in the individual AP configuration, making the global setting an inheritable default rather than an absolute lock.

Cisco Discovery Protocol is enabled globally on the WLC and propagated to all APs, but CDP can be selectively disabled on individual APs through their specific configuration page, giving granular control without changing the global default.

Global AP configuration applies to all currently joined APs as well as future APs; changes take effect immediately across all associated APs, not only new associations.