During STA roaming, WAC will record the STA roaming track, that is, the AP information passed by. Run the displaystationroam-track command on the WAC to view the STA's roaming track. Which of the…

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Options

• ANegotiation rate between STA and AP
• BSTA passes through AP's SSID
• CSSID that the STA is currently associated with
• DName of the AP that the STA passes through

• A
  84% (16)
• C
  5% (1)
• D
  11% (2)

Explanation

Option A is correct because the display station roam-track command is designed to show the path a STA took during roaming - the sequence of APs it connected to - not the real-time or per-AP connection parameters like negotiation rate, which is a dynamic link-layer metric not stored in the roaming history log.

Options B, D, and C are all wrong as distractors because they are genuine components of the roaming track: the AP name (D) and the AP's SSID (B) identify each hop in the roaming path, while the currently associated SSID (C) shows the STA's present connection state - all of which WAC logs to build the track record.

Memory tip: Think of the roaming track like a travel itinerary - it tells you where the STA went (AP names, SSIDs) and where it is now, but not the speed of the flight (negotiation rate). Speed is a real-time metric, not a historical location record.

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