An administrator implements the MultiZone feature and uses two clusters that utilize CPSec. A primary and a data zone are created. MultiZone APs successfully build sessions to the primary cluster but fail to establish sessions to the data zone cluster.
What must the administrator do to solve this problem?
A. Enable CPSec in the MultiZone profile for both the primary and data zone.
B. Enable MultiZone booting in the MultiZone AP apboot configuration mode.
C. Add the MultiZone APs to the data zone’s CPSec whitelist.
D. Use different AP Group names for the two zones.
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C
I bet C
D is not correct. One very clear requirement to use MultiZone feature is that you have to use the same AP Group names on primary and data zone.
You can use either auto cert provisioning or manually whiteliste the APs – so answer C is correct.