The VAP created on the Mesh node can be divided into?

Question

Options

• AManagement VAP and business VAP
• BBackhaul VAP and default VAP
• CService VAP and default VAP
• DBackhaul VAP and business VAP

• A
  12% (6)
• B
  2% (1)
• C
  4% (2)
• D
  82% (40)

Explanation

On a Mesh node, the VAP (Virtual Access Point) is divided into a Backhaul VAP and a Business VAP (D). The Backhaul VAP handles wireless communication between mesh nodes themselves (the backhaul link), while the Business VAP serves as the access point for end-user or enterprise traffic - these are two fundamentally distinct functions that require separate virtual interfaces.

Why the distractors are wrong:

• A is incorrect because "Management VAP" is not a standard VAP category on mesh nodes; management functions are handled through management interfaces, not a dedicated VAP type.
• B is incorrect because while "Backhaul VAP" is real, "Default VAP" is a generic placeholder term, not the correct counterpart - it conflates a default configuration with a named functional role.
• C is incorrect for the same reason - "Service VAP" is not standard terminology for the user-facing VAP on a mesh node; the correct term is "Business VAP."

Memory tip: Think Back-to-Back nodes use the Backhaul VAP, while Business users get the Business VAP - all four B's point to answer D.

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