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What is a fat Access Point?
A. an AP that has no intelligence and requires a wireless controller
B. an AP that can provide WLAN services without a controller
C. an AP that can be deployed autonomously or with a controller
D. an AP that provides some intelligence under the management of a controller
Correct Answer: B
Explanation/Reference:
A FAT AP provides all authentication, connection management, and encryption in itself.
A Thin AP delegates all of these functions to an Access Controller.
A FIT AP is a mix of the two – it handles encryption, while delegating connection management and authentication to an Access Controller.
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