H12-323_V2.0 · Question #103
In a WDS point-to-point network, the backbone link between the Root AP and the Leaf AP uses the 5GHz frequency band for connection. The frequency band used by the Root AP is 149. Then the Leaf AP…
The correct answer is A. 149. In a WDS (Wireless Distribution System) point-to-point backbone link, both the Root AP and the Leaf AP must operate on the same frequency channel to establish and maintain the wireless backhaul connection between them. Since the Root AP is configured on channel 149 (a 5GHz…
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In a WDS point-to-point network, the backbone link between the Root AP and the Leaf AP uses the 5GHz frequency band for connection. The frequency band used by the Root AP is 149. Then the Leaf AP needs to use the following () frequency band
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In a WDS (Wireless Distribution System) point-to-point backbone link, both the Root AP and the Leaf AP must operate on the same frequency channel to establish and maintain the wireless backhaul connection between them. Since the Root AP is configured on channel 149 (a 5GHz channel), the Leaf AP must also be set to channel 149 - any mismatch would prevent the two APs from associating with each other entirely. No distractors are presented in this question because there is only one logically valid answer: the channel must match exactly, not just be in the same band.
Memory tip: Think of WDS like a walkie-talkie pair - both radios must be tuned to the exact same channel to talk to each other. "Same backbone, same channel" is the rule.
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