Exam 200-301 topic 1 question 272 discussion

Each autonomous AP must be configured with a management IP address so that it can be remotely accessed using Telnet, SSH, or a web interface. Each AP must be individually managed and maintained unless you use a management platform such as Cisco DNA Center. The AP management function is pushed into the Internet cloud. For example, Cisco Meraki is a cloud-based AP management service that allows you to automatically deploy Cisco Meraki APs. These APs can then be managed from the Meraki cloud web interface (dashboard). Autonomous Access Point: - Requires a management IP Adress - Accessible for management via Telenet, SSH, or a web GUI Cloud-Based Access Point: - Supports automatic deployment - managed from a web-based dashboard

An autonomous access point does not require a WLC. The answer given is incorrect

Autonomous Access Point accessible for management via Telnet, SSH, or a web GUI Requires a management IP address Cloud-Based Access Point managed from a web-based dashboard supports automatic deployment

Autonomous Access Point: - requires a management IP Adress - accessible for management via Telenet, SSH, or a web GUI Cloud-Based Access Point: - supports automatic deployment - managed from a web-based dashboard

Wrong answer. Should be Autonomous Access Point: - Requires a management IP Adress - Accessible for management via Telenet, SSH, or a web GUI Cloud-Based Access Point: - Supports automatic deployment - managed from a web-based dashboard

The LAP is configured and managed by the WLC, not the Autonomous Access Point. You acan see the correct answer for this question in the following link: https://www.examtopics.com/discussions/cisco/view/77216-exam-200-301-topic-1-question-193-discussion/

31 Days Before your CCNA Exam: A Day-By-Day Review Guide for the CCNA 200-301 Certification Exam AP Architectures > Wireless Concepts "... Autonomous AP Architecture An autonomous AP is a self-contained device with both wired and wireless hardware so that it can bridge to the wired VLAN infrastructure wireless clients that belong to SSIDs, as shown in Figure 22-7. Each autonomous AP must be configured with a management IP address so that it can be remotely accessed using Telnet, SSH, or a web interface. Each AP must be individually managed and maintained unless you use a management platform such as Cisco DNA Center. ... Cloud-Based AP Architecture Cloud-based AP management is an alternative to purchasing a management platform. The AP management function is pushed into the Internet cloud. For example, Cisco Meraki is a cloud-based AP management service that allows you to automatically deploy Cisco Meraki APs. These APs can then be managed from the Meraki cloud web interface (dashboard). In Figure 22-8, the same APs shown in Figure 22-7 are now managed in the cloud. ..."

Please update, the answer is incorrect, should be: Autonomous Access Point - acccessible for management via Tenet SSH, or a Web GUI - requires a management IP address

Autonomous Access Point - acccessible for management via Tenet SSH, or a Web GUI - requires a management IP address

Isn’t “Cloud based Access Point” also configured and managed by a WLC (that in the Cloud)?

The given answer can only be correct in case of a HYBRID AP. It can be managed centralized with a WLC or in case of a software defined network a controller. And it can be managed like an autonomous AP: by giving it an ip address and using ssh/telnet/web to connect to it. Autonomous Access Point: - Requires a management IP Adress - Accessible for management via Telenet, SSH, or a web GUI Cloud-Based Access Point: - Supports automatic deployment - managed from a web-based dashboard