A customer has a distributed wireless deployment model where the WLCs are located in the data centers. Because the file servers are located in the data center, the traffic from the corporate WLAN “Corp-401266017” must go through the controllers, where the guest WLAN “Guest-19283746” traffic must use the local Internet line installed in each office. Which configuration will accomplish this task?
A. Disable Local Switching for the corporate and guest WLAN.
B. Disable Local Switching for the corporate WLAN and enable it for the guest WLAN.
C. Enable Local Switching for the corporate and guest WLAN.
D. Enable Local Switching for the corporate WLAN and disable it for the guest WLAN.
It does look wrong to me indeed Gagan.
Corporate WLAN needs to be tunneled back to the central WLC -> Central Switching.
Guest WLAN must use local the local internet line -> Local switching.
If central switching is turned off for corporate, it will try to access the corresponding file servers over the internet instead through tunnel via the WLC (CAPWAP).
Doesn’t it look wrong?