H12-323_V2.0 · Question #486
In LeaderAP networking, if multiple SSIDs are configured, the data forwarding method of all SSIDs must be the same
The correct answer is A. True. In LeaderAP (Leader Access Point) networking architecture, all SSIDs configured on the network must use the same data forwarding method - either tunnel forwarding or direct forwarding - because the Leader AP manages traffic centrally and applies a unified forwarding policy…
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In LeaderAP networking, if multiple SSIDs are configured, the data forwarding method of all SSIDs must be the same
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- ATrue
- BFalse
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(50 responses)- A80% (40)
- B20% (10)
Explanation
In LeaderAP (Leader Access Point) networking architecture, all SSIDs configured on the network must use the same data forwarding method - either tunnel forwarding or direct forwarding - because the Leader AP manages traffic centrally and applies a unified forwarding policy across all SSIDs it controls. This architectural constraint ensures consistent traffic handling and simplifies network management.
Why B is wrong: There is no flexibility to mix forwarding methods per SSID in this architecture; the LeaderAP's forwarding policy is applied uniformly, so the premise that SSIDs could differ is incorrect.
Memory tip: Think of the LeaderAP as a strict manager - it sets one rule for the whole team. "Leader = one direction for all." If you remember that "Leader" implies unified control, you'll recall that all SSIDs must share the same forwarding method.
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