Exam 300-430 topic 1 question 262 discussion

In a wireless network with multiple RF groups and controllers, AP Authentication is the feature that must be enabled to ensure that rogue containment is deployed without being affected by RRM (Radio Resource Management) neighbor packets sent by friendly APs. Here's why: AP Authentication: This feature ensures that only authorized APs are allowed to join the network. It prevents rogue APs from connecting to the network and ensures that RRM neighbor packets are only sent by trusted, authenticated APs. Why It’s Necessary: Rogue containment relies on the ability to distinguish between authorized (friendly) APs and unauthorized (rogue) APs. By enabling AP Authentication, the network ensures that only legitimate APs participate in RRM and other network operations, preventing interference from rogue APs.