1.1 Deploy FlexConnect Components Such as Switching and Operating Modes 300-430 Practice Questions (Page 1)

Questions 1–5

1. 1application · medium

   A FlexConnect AP is deployed in a small office. The WAN link to the WLC is stable, but the office has a local printer that clients need to access. The WLAN is configured for central switching. What is the most efficient way to allow clients to reach the local printer?

   • AKeep central switching and enable mDNS on the WLC for printer discovery.
   • BConfigure the AP in standalone mode to allow local printing.
   • CChange the WLAN to local switching so client traffic can reach the printer directly on the local network.
   • DKeep central switching and add a static route on the WLC to the printer's subnet.
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2. 2foundation · easy

   In a FlexConnect deployment, what is the role of VLANs configured on the FlexConnect AP?

   • AThey are used only for management traffic between the AP and the controller
   • BThey are used to segregate CAPWAP control and data traffic
   • CThey define the broadcast domain for client traffic that is locally switched at the AP
   • DThey are used to route traffic between the AP and the internet
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4. 3expert · hard

   A FlexConnect AP at a branch is configured for local switching on a data SSID. The branch has a local DHCP server, but the CAPWAP tunnel is down. A new client associates and requests an IP address. The client fails to get an IP. What is the most likely cause?

   • AThe VLAN used by the SSID is not configured on the local switch.
   • BThe AP's CAPWAP tunnel is down, so it cannot forward any traffic.
   • CThe AP cannot reach the WLC to obtain the DHCP scope.
   • DThe client's SSID is not configured for local switching.
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5. 4expert · medium

   A retail chain uses FlexConnect APs at each store. The corporate WLAN is configured for central switching, and the guest WLAN is configured for local switching. The WAN link to the WLC goes down. What is the impact on corporate and guest users?

   • ACorporate users lose connectivity, but guest users continue to have internet access via the local internet connection.
   • BBoth corporate and guest users lose connectivity because the AP cannot operate without the WLC.
   • CCorporate users continue to have connectivity, but guest users lose internet access.
   • DBoth corporate and guest users continue to have connectivity because the AP automatically switches to local switching for all WLANs.
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6. 5application · medium

   A FlexConnect AP is configured with local switching for a voice SSID. The branch has a local VoIP gateway. The CAPWAP tunnel is up. What is the primary benefit of local switching for voice traffic?

   • AVoice traffic is encrypted and sent over the CAPWAP tunnel for security.
   • BVoice traffic is sent to the WLC for centralized processing.
   • CVoice traffic is bridged locally, reducing latency and WAN usage.
   • DVoice traffic is prioritized by the WLC before being sent back.
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