Which two options are features of the Connected Factory Wireless Autonomous Wireless architecture? (Choose two.)

Question

Options

• Ahigh scalability
• Blimited coordination of operation between APs
• Cindividual management
• Dcentralized control
• Esupport for high amounts of data traffic

• A
  8% (5)
• B
  88% (57)
• D
  3% (2)
• E
  2% (1)

Explanation

In the Autonomous Wireless architecture for Connected Factory deployments, each access point (AP) operates independently - meaning each one requires individual management (C) and there is limited coordination between APs (B), since there is no central controller orchestrating them. These two traits are the defining hallmarks of an autonomous deployment model.

Why the distractors are wrong:

• A (high scalability) - Autonomous architectures actually scale poorly; managing each AP individually becomes a burden as the network grows.
• D (centralized control) - This describes the controller-based (or centralized/unified) wireless architecture, which is the opposite of autonomous.
• E (support for high amounts of data traffic) - Centralized or cloud-managed architectures are better suited for high-traffic environments due to coordinated load balancing and QoS policies.

Memory tip: Think "AUTO = alone." An Autonomous AP is like an employee who works alone - no boss (no centralized control), no team communication (limited coordination), and must be checked on individually. This helps you immediately eliminate D and remember B + C.

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