H12-323_V2.0 · Question #504
In the Leader AP networking mode, if the bridge mode is adopted, the data forwarding method only supports direct forwarding. If the gateway mode is adopted, the data forwarding method only supports…
The correct answer is A. True. Option A is correct because in Leader AP networking, the forwarding method is strictly determined by the operational mode: bridge mode creates a transparent Layer 2 path between devices, which only supports direct forwarding (packets are passed as-is without encapsulation)…
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In the Leader AP networking mode, if the bridge mode is adopted, the data forwarding method only supports direct forwarding. If the gateway mode is adopted, the data forwarding method only supports tunnel forwarding.
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- ATrue
- BFalse
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(29 responses)- A76% (22)
- B24% (7)
Explanation
Option A is correct because in Leader AP networking, the forwarding method is strictly determined by the operational mode: bridge mode creates a transparent Layer 2 path between devices, which only supports direct forwarding (packets are passed as-is without encapsulation); gateway mode makes the Leader AP act as a network gateway with routing capabilities, requiring tunnel forwarding to encapsulate traffic between the AP and the controller. These are architectural constraints, not configurable options - you cannot mix modes and forwarding methods. Option B is wrong because it implies some flexibility exists between modes and forwarding types, which does not reflect how Leader AP mode actually operates.
Memory tip: Think "B-D, G-T" - Bridge = Direct, Gateway = Tunnel. The two pairs are locked together, no swapping allowed.
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