Which two options are architectures in the Connect Factory Wireless solution? (Choose two.)

Question

Options

• AAutomatic Access
• BUnified Access
• CController Access
• DWorkgroup Access
• EAutonomous Access
• FSilver Access
• GSecure Access
• HGold Access

• B
  89% (34)
• F
  3% (1)
• G
  5% (2)
• H
  3% (1)

Explanation

Unified Access (B) and Autonomous Access (E) are the two defined deployment architectures in Cisco's Connect Factory Wireless solution. Unified Access uses a centralized Wireless LAN Controller (WLC) to manage lightweight access points - ideal for large-scale, centrally managed industrial environments. Autonomous Access uses standalone access points that operate independently without a controller, suited for simpler or segmented factory deployments.

The distractors are fabrications or misappropriated terms: Controller Access (C) conflates a component (the WLC) with an architecture name; Workgroup Access (D) is not a recognized Cisco wireless deployment model; Automatic (A), Silver (F), Gold (H) are invented options with no basis in Cisco's wireless architecture taxonomy; and Secure Access (G) describes a security posture, not a deployment architecture.

Memory tip: Think "U" and "A" - the two wireless deployment extremes. Unified = controller under one roof; Autonomous = alone and self-sufficient. Every other option either invents a tier (Silver/Gold) or borrows a concept that belongs elsewhere (Controller, Secure).

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