A wireless LAN (or WLAN) controller is used in combination with the Lightweight Access Point Protocol (LWAPP) to "manage light-weight access points in large quantities" by the network administrator or network operations center.
A is correct:
D could also be correct if there is no autonomous wording. Autonomous doesn't support LWAPP protocol ( Autonomous Ap's are standalone Ap's which does not support CAPWAP/LWAPP) that Wireless Lan Controller uses)
Option A & D seems to be correct But
for Option D :- Wireless LAN Controller not associated with Autonomous ( Meaning of Autonomous is "Standalone access point are known as Autonomous Access Point")
Keyword Lightweight is correct
WLC supports Lightweight but not autonomous
So "A" is correct
Q. Can I connect an autonomous AP to a wireless LAN controller (WLC) and expect the AP to work?
A. No, only LAPs work when they are connected to a WLC. Autonomous APs do not understand the Lightweight AP Protocol (LWAPP) or the CAPWAP protocol that the WLC uses. In order to connect an autonomous AP to a WLC, you must first convert the autonomous AP to lightweight mode.
A and D are both correct. if there was option to select 2 answers, A and D would be correct. However, the best answer for this question I think, is option A.
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