Regarding AP6610DN, which of the following statement is wrong?

Question

Options

• AAP6610DN is an enhanced outdoor AP
• BAP6610DN is a dual-band AP, in which the 5GHz band can be used for both wireless bridging and
• CAP6610 has only one Ethernet interface with a maximum bandwidth of 1000M
• DAP66010DN supports Ethernet interface and optical fiber interface at the same time

• A
  4% (1)
• B
  9% (2)
• C
  87% (20)

Explanation

Option C is wrong because the AP6610DN actually has two Ethernet interfaces, not just one - so both the quantity and the implication that it is limited to a single port are incorrect. Options A, B, and D are all accurate statements about the device: the AP6610DN is indeed an enhanced outdoor AP built for demanding environments, it operates as a dual-band radio where the 5 GHz band supports both client access and wireless bridging functions, and the device does support both electrical Ethernet and optical fiber interfaces simultaneously, giving it flexible uplink connectivity. The error in C is compounded by the fact that it also drops the "DN" suffix from the model name, which is a minor but notable inconsistency.

Memory tip: When a statement claims a device "has only one" of something, treat that as a red flag and verify - enterprise outdoor APs are typically designed with redundancy and multiple uplink options, so single-interface claims are often the trap answer.

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