In a Cisco WLAN deployment, it is required that all Aps from branch1 remain operational even if the control plane CAPWAP tunnel is down because of a WAN failure to headquarters. Which operational mode must be configured on the APs?
Option B, standalone, for sure. Gotta keep those APs running, even if the control plane is taking a coffee break. Can't have the branch offices going dark, that's just bad for business.
Hmm, this is a tricky one. I'm hoping the answer isn't 'disconnect all the APs and send them on vacation until the WAN is back up.' That would be a bit extreme, even for a networking exam.
I'm going with B, standalone. Sounds like the APs need to be able to function independently, like little networking heroes saving the day when the WAN goes down.
Hmm, the WAN failure scenario sounds like a tricky one. I'm thinking option B, standalone, might be the way to go since it allows the APs to keep operating even if the CAPWAP tunnel is down.
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