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HP0-Y44 · Question #12
How does opportunistic key caching speed up the roaming process?
The correct answer is B. When a station authenticates, the AP sends encryption keys to the controller, which distributes them to all APs in the mobility domain. See the full explanation below for the reasoning.
Question
How does opportunistic key caching speed up the roaming process?
Options
- AWhen SNR of a station begins to drop, it pre-authenticates with neighboring APs, which cache the pair wise master key of the station for a user-defined amount.
- BWhen a station authenticates, the AP sends encryption keys to the controller, which distributes them to all APs in the mobility domain.
- CWhen a station decides to roam, it notifies its AP, which then distributes the pair wise master key of the stations to APs in its mobility domain.
- DAfter a station authenticates with an AP, it pre-authenticates with neighboring APs, which cache the pair wise master key in case the station later roams.
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(40 responses)- A3% (1)
- B83% (33)
- C5% (2)
- D10% (4)
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