An enterprise network engineer is deploying a centralized wireless architecture using Cisco Lightweight Access Points (LAPs) and a Wireless LAN Controller (WLC) configured for Split-MAC operation. Which function is performed locally by the Lightweight Access Point during normal operation?
- Transmission of 802.11 beacon frames and handling of probe responsesCevap
- BProcessing of 802.11 client association and reassociation requests
- CExecution of 802.1X EAP client authentication and security key management
- DTranslation of 802.11 wireless frames into 802.3 Ethernet frames
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Transmission of 802.11 beacon frames and handling of probe responses
Under Cisco's Split-MAC architecture, real-time 802.11 PHY and MAC functions—such as generating 802.11 beacon frames, responding to client probe requests, packet buffering for power-save mode, and layer 1/2 frame acknowledgments—are handled directly by the Lightweight Access Point (LAP). Because these operations demand tight, real-time execution, processing them locally prevents latency issues that would occur if traffic had to travel back and forth over a CAPWAP tunnel to the WLC.
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