An AP will be deployed to an area where DHCP option 43 is unavailable and the WLAN engineer is unable to have DNS modifications made to support this AP. What two actions can enable the AP to join the WLC? (Choose two.)
A. pre-stage or prime the AP on the same Layer 2 VLAN as the WLC
B. issue the capwap ap controller ip address WLC IP address command in the AP’s console
C. issue the clear capwap private-config command in the AP’s console
D. issue the capwap ap ip default-gateway WLC IP address command in the AP’s console
E. issue the capwap ap ip address WLC IP address command in the AP’s console
A and B – https://community.cisco.com/t5/wireless-mobility-documents/how-to-configure-the-lightweight-ap-in-order-to-join-the/ta-p/3121007
A and B are corret because…
Answer for each one:
A = One way to reach the WLC via layer 2.
B = Another way to reach the WLC via static config.
C = Its not a way because the AP have IP address from DHCP server however don´t have option 43 and DNS to know and reach the WLC IP. Its needs to configure the WLC IP address statically or put the AP on the same layer 2 of the WLC.
D = Beside that, you need to know how to reach the WLC IP. Just configuring DG don´t ensure the communication with the WLC, you needs to inform that to APs know.
E = This sintaxe command is to set IP on the AP.
***Remember that the AP get IP from DHCP server, so the AP is reachable from the nerwork.
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sorry guys B is correct.
https://www.cisco.com/c/en/us/td/docs/wireless/controller/8-5/cmd-ref/b-cr85/miscellaneous_commands_2.html
sorry guys
E is correct 🙁
THERE IS NO SUCH COMMAND AS “capwap ap controller ip address WLC IP address”
B IS WRONG
AP881d.fc4a.a1df#capwap ap controller ip address 1.2.3.4 ?