To upgrade the AP through FTP, you need to ensure that the AP and the FTP server can communicate with each other, and put the AP upgrade file in the FTP root directory.

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Options

• ATrue
• BFalse

• A
  73% (16)
• B
  27% (6)

Explanation

Option A is correct because upgrading an Access Point (AP) via FTP requires two fundamental conditions to be met: the AP must have network reachability to the FTP server so the file transfer can actually take place, and the upgrade firmware file must reside in the FTP root directory so the AP knows exactly where to retrieve it. Without connectivity, the AP cannot initiate or complete the transfer, and without the file in the correct location, the FTP session will fail to find the target file even if connectivity exists. Option B is incorrect because both stated conditions are real, necessary prerequisites - neither is optional or inaccurate. Memory tip: FTP upgrades need two things in place before you begin - a path to talk (connectivity) and a file in the right place (root directory); if either is missing, the upgrade cannot succeed.

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