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HP2-Z33 · Question #6
An organization implements an N+1 redundancy for its access controllers (ACs). When the primary AC fails, the access points (APs) successfully fail over to the standby AC. However, when the failed…
The correct answer is D. AP Connection priority on the primary AC is not set to 7. See the full explanation below for the reasoning.
Question
An organization implements an N+1 redundancy for its access controllers (ACs). When the primary AC fails, the access points (APs) successfully fail over to the standby AC. However, when the failed AC comes back in to service, the APs do not switch back to the original AC. What could cause this to happen?
Options
- AAP Connection priority on the primary AC is not set to 1.
- BAPs determine which AC to connect to based on load.
- CAPs do not fail back to the original AC.
- DAP Connection priority on the primary AC is not set to 7.
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