A.As the client moves away from the AP, the AP's received signal strength decreases.

B.As the client moves toward the AP, the usable data rate decreases.

C.As the client moves away from the AP, the usable data rate decreases.

D.As the client moves toward the AP, the SNR increases (assuming the noise floor stays constant).

A.FF02::FB

B.FF02::5

C.ff02::2

D.FF02::A

A.One SSID is for provisioning and the other SSID is for gaining access to the network. The use of an ACL should not be enforced to make the client connect to the REAL SSID after provisioning.

B.If multiple WLCs are used, the WLAN IDs must be exact for the clients to be provisioned and traverse the network correctly.

C.After using the provisioning SSID, an ACL that used to make the client switch SSIDs forces the user to associate and traverse the network by MAC filtering.

D.SSIDs for this setup must be configured with NAC State-RADIUS NAC for the clients to authenticate with Cisco ISE, or with NAC State-ISE NAC for Cisco ISE to associate the client.

A.The CPU ACL must allow control plane functions originating from the controller itself, such as intercontroller, RRM, and DHCP communication.

B.The final policy rule of the ACL should be an explicit "permit any" in most cases.

C.The final policy rule of the ACL should be an explicit "deny any" in most cases.

D.The CPU ACL should also have control plane policing enabled.

A.PPDIOO

B.IEEE

C.FRA

D.PBR