An administrator is creating a new WLAN for a temporary conference. The WLAN must be isolated from the corporate network and use WPA2 PSK. Which two settings must be configured in the GUI to meet both requirements?

Disable SSID broadcast and set a static IP

Assign the WLAN to a guest interface/VLAN and set WPA2 PSK

Enable the WLAN and set the SSID to 'Conference'

Set the WLAN to WPA2 Enterprise and assign to the management VLAN

After configuring a new WLAN with WPA2 PSK on a Cisco 9800 controller, a user reports that the SSID is visible but the connection fails with a 'wrong password' error. The administrator verifies the passphrase on the user's device matches the one configured. Which GUI verification step should the administrator perform next to isolate the issue?

Reboot the access point to force it to rejoin the controller.

Check the WLAN's Security tab to confirm the PSK is displayed and matches the expected passphrase.

Verify that the WLAN is enabled on the access point's radio.

Check the controller's CPU utilization to see if it is overloaded.

A hospital is deploying a new WLAN for patient monitoring devices. The devices support only WPA2 PSK. The security team requires that the WLAN be isolated from the corporate network and that only authorized devices can connect. The administrator has created a WLAN with WPA2 PSK and assigned it to a dedicated VLAN. However, the security team is concerned that the PSK could be shared. Which additional configuration should the administrator implement to address the security team's concern?

Disable the SSID broadcast to hide the network.

Enable MAC filtering on the WLAN to allow only the monitoring devices' MAC addresses.

Set the WLAN's client isolation to 'enabled'.

Change the WLAN to WPA2 Enterprise with 802.1X.

A technician has just configured a new WPA2 PSK WLAN on a Cisco wireless controller. To verify that the WLAN is operational, which GUI tool or status indicator should the technician check?

The interface page shows the WLAN's IP address

The WLANs page shows the WLAN as Enabled and the APs page shows the WLAN on the AP

The access point's radio channel is set to 'Auto'

The RADIUS server status shows 'Reachable'

A company is deploying a WLAN for a temporary event. The WLAN must be secured with WPA2 PSK, but the organizer wants to change the passphrase daily. The administrator wants to minimize the effort of changing the passphrase. Which approach is most efficient?

Use a passphrase that is derived from the date

Use a single WLAN and manually change the passphrase each day

Use WPA2 Enterprise with a RADIUS server to change credentials daily

Create multiple WLANs with different passphrases and enable them on different days

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21application · medium
An administrator is creating a new WLAN for a temporary conference. The WLAN must be isolated from the corporate network and use WPA2 PSK. Which two settings must be configured in the GUI to meet both requirements?
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22application · medium
After configuring a new WLAN with WPA2 PSK on a Cisco 9800 controller, a user reports that the SSID is visible but the connection fails with a 'wrong password' error. The administrator verifies the passphrase on the user's device matches the one configured. Which GUI verification step should the administrator perform next to isolate the issue?
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23expert · hard
A hospital is deploying a new WLAN for patient monitoring devices. The devices support only WPA2 PSK. The security team requires that the WLAN be isolated from the corporate network and that only authorized devices can connect. The administrator has created a WLAN with WPA2 PSK and assigned it to a dedicated VLAN. However, the security team is concerned that the PSK could be shared. Which additional configuration should the administrator implement to address the security team's concern?
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24application · medium
A technician has just configured a new WPA2 PSK WLAN on a Cisco wireless controller. To verify that the WLAN is operational, which GUI tool or status indicator should the technician check?
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25expert · hard
A company is deploying a WLAN for a temporary event. The WLAN must be secured with WPA2 PSK, but the organizer wants to change the passphrase daily. The administrator wants to minimize the effort of changing the passphrase. Which approach is most efficient?
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Questions 21–25

An administrator is creating a new WLAN for a temporary conference. The WLAN must be isolated from the corporate network and use WPA2 PSK. Which two settings must be configured in the GUI to meet both requirements?

A technician has just configured a new WPA2 PSK WLAN on a Cisco wireless controller. To verify that the WLAN is operational, which GUI tool or status indicator should the technician check?

A company is deploying a WLAN for a temporary event. The WLAN must be secured with WPA2 PSK, but the organizer wants to change the passphrase daily. The administrator wants to minimize the effort of changing the passphrase. Which approach is most efficient?

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