A. The same number as SSIDs

B. One per authentication type

C. One less than the number of firewall policies

D. As many as necessary

E. The same number as firewall policies

A. ADP Multicast, ADP Broadcast, DHCP option 43, DNS query

B. DHCP option 43, ADP Broadcast, ADP multicast, DNS Query

C. DHCP option 43, ADP Multicast, ADP Broadcast, DNS query

D. DNS query, ADP Broadcast, ADP Multicast, DHCP option 43

E. DHCP option 43, DNS query, ADP Multicast, ADP Broadcast

A. A list of configured MAC addresses that define the valid users

B. The validuser ACL is used during 802.1X authentication to check that the client is in the layer 3
user-table

C. When a user transmits data through the controller, the validuser ACL is used to check if the user is in
the layer 3 user-table

D. When an AP needs to transmit data to a user, it checks the validuser ACL to make sure the user has a
valid IP address

E. Before a client is added to the controller's user table, the validuser ACL is checked to make sure the
client has a valid IP address

A. The AP decrypts and then the 802.11 frame is sent in a GRE tunnel to the controller

B. Client sets up an IPSEC tunnel with the controller

C. The AP decrypts the 802.11 frame and bridges it on the wire

D. Clients decrypted traffic is sent down the GRE tunnel

E. The AP decrypts the 802.11 frame, encrypts it as an Ethernet frame and sends it to the controller

A. 802.11p

B. 802.11n

C. 802.11b

D. 802.11w

E. 802.11a

A. Supplicant

B. Client Device

C. End node

D. Authenticated Client

E. Station

A. PPTP

B. NAT-T

C. IPSec

D. GRE

E. IP-IP

A. 172.16.0.254

B. 192.168.1.1

C. 172.16.0.1

D. 10.1.1.1

E. 10.1.10.100