Regarding the WLAN networking configuration, which of the following statements is correct? (Multiple choice)

Question

Options

• AThe user should try to ensure that the planning data is detailed when performing data planning,
• BBefore sending the configuration to the AP, the AP must be online
• CConfigure the WMM template to be directly bound to the antenna
• DThe WMM profile is bound to the RF profile

• A
  77% (53)
• C
  23% (16)

Explanation

A is correct because thorough data planning (coverage requirements, channel allocation, power levels, etc.) is foundational - gaps in planning data lead to misconfiguration and poor network performance. B is correct because the AP must be online and reachable by the controller before any configuration can be pushed and applied to it; sending config to an offline AP will fail. D is correct because in enterprise WLAN architecture (e.g., Huawei AC+AP), the WMM (Wi-Fi Multimedia) profile is bound to the RF profile, which governs radio-layer settings - this is the correct binding hierarchy.

C is wrong because WMM profiles are not bound directly to antennas. The binding chain is: WMM profile → RF profile → VAP/SSID, not WMM → antenna. Antennas are physical hardware; QoS profiles like WMM operate at the software/configuration layer above them.

Memory tip: Think of the binding hierarchy as layers - WMM handles traffic priority, RF profiles handle radio behavior, and they naturally pair together. If an answer says WMM binds to something physical like an antenna, it's almost certainly wrong. Also remember the rule: "Can't configure what's not connected" - APs must be online before receiving config (option B).

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