H12-821_V1.0 · Question #622
Which of the following information is the real-time backup data of HSB business? (Multiple choice)
The correct answer is A. CAPWAP tunnel information B. DHCP address information C. User login information D. AP entry. All four options are correct because HSB (Hot Standby Backup) on a wireless AC (Access Controller) requires real-time synchronization of all session-critical state so the standby device can take over instantly without disrupting users or APs. A (CAPWAP tunnel info): The standby…
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- ACAPWAP tunnel information
- BDHCP address information
- CUser login information
- DAP entry
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Explanation
All four options are correct because HSB (Hot Standby Backup) on a wireless AC (Access Controller) requires real-time synchronization of all session-critical state so the standby device can take over instantly without disrupting users or APs.
- A (CAPWAP tunnel info): The standby AC must mirror all active CAPWAP tunnels between the primary AC and its APs - otherwise APs would need to re-establish tunnels from scratch after a failover, causing an outage.
- B (DHCP address info): If the AC serves as a DHCP server, the standby must know all issued leases to prevent IP conflicts and avoid forcing clients to re-request addresses after switchover.
- C (User login info): Active user sessions (authentication state, session keys) must be replicated so users are not forced to re-authenticate when the standby takes over.
- D (AP entry): AP registration records (AP identity, config, state) must exist on the standby so it can immediately manage all APs without a re-discovery phase.
Since all four options are correct, there are no distractors to eliminate in this question.
Memory tip: Think of HSB as "what would break if users lost it mid-session?" - tunnels, addresses, logins, and AP records are the four pillars that must survive a failover invisibly. If it affects a live user or a live AP, it's backed up in real time.
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