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| Section | Weight | Objectives |
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| Topic 1: Automation and AI | 10% | - Automation technologies
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| Topic 2: Wireless Client Connectivity | 30% | - Client access and security
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| Topic 3: Wireless Monitoring and Management | 25% | - Monitoring and troubleshooting
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| Topic 4: 802.11 Technology Fundamentals | 20% | - Wireless standards and operations
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| Topic 5: RF Fundamentals | 15% | - RF characteristics
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NEW QUESTION # 125 
Refer to the exhibit. An engineer must configure a wireless guest WLAN, which requires clients to use VLAN
10 for a deployment at site A. Based on the configuration commands shown, which additional configuration meets the requirements?
Answer: B
Explanation:
In Cisco Catalyst 9800 WLAN configurations, assigning a VLAN to a WLAN is done using theaccess vlan < vlan-id > command under the WLAN context. This ensures that clients associating with the guest SSID are placed in the correct Layer 2 VLAN for proper segmentation and network access. The exhibit shows that security features are removed and the WLAN is operational, but no VLAN is yet assigned. Option A correctly usesaccess vlan 10under the WLAN configuration, enabling client traffic to be tagged or untagged into VLAN
10 for site A deployment. Option B is invalid syntax; simply usingvlan 10is insufficient and not recognized in IOS XE WLAN configuration. Options C and D involvepolicy profilecommands, which define WLAN policies but do not directly assign the VLAN to the guest WLAN itself. Cisco Wireless Core Technologies emphasize that proper VLAN assignment ensures guest isolation, correct DHCP assignment, and traffic segregation, which is critical for security and compliance in enterprise deployments. Assigning the VLAN in this manner also allows downstream switches to correctly forward traffic to the intended network segment.
Reference topics:Client Connectivity Configuration - WLAN VLAN assignment, guest SSID, access vlan, Cisco Catalyst 9800.
NEW QUESTION # 126
An engineer configures a guest WLAN with web authentication. Users can reach the login portal but fail to access internet resources after authentication succeeds. Which configuration should be verified first?
Answer: A
Explanation:
If authentication succeeds but internet access fails, incorrect ACLs or user role assignments are common causes. The guest policy may unintentionally block external traffic after login. DHCP or RF issues typically prevent connectivity earlier in the process rather than after successful authentication.
NEW QUESTION # 127
Refer to the exhibit. An enterprise is deploying Cisco Catalyst 9800 WLCs and is using Catalyst Center as the management platform to oversee wireless access policies. To meet the organization's compliance requirements, all wireless endpoints must be evaluated with security posture validation before gaining access. Which set of CLI commands must be added to the box in the code to complete the configuration?
Answer: B
Explanation:
The correct configuration is aaa-override followed by nac under the existing Catalyst 9800 wireless policy profile. The exhibit already places the administrator in policy-profile configuration mode with wireless profile policy my-policy, so the missing commands must be policy-profile subcommands, not another profile declaration. Cisco's Catalyst 9800 configuration examples show the exact sequence: enter wireless profile policy <policy-profile-name>, enable aaa- override, enable nac, then configure VLAN and no shutdown.
aaa-override permits authorization attributes returned by AAA or Cisco ISE, such as VLAN, ACL, QoS, redirect ACL, or posture-related access controls, to override the locally defined policy.
Cisco's documentation explicitly states that AAA override applies policies coming from AAA or ISE servers, while nac enables Network Access Control in the policy profile. This is the required behavior when endpoints must be posture-validated before normal network access is granted.
Cisco also notes that NAC State is enabled in the policy profile and can only be enabled when AAA override is enabled.
Option A is invalid because nac-policy is not the correct CLI keyword. Options B and D omit NAC.
NEW QUESTION # 128
Which condition is required for a line-of-sight RF connection?
Answer: C
Explanation:
A line-of-sight (LOS) RF connection requires a clear, unobstructed path between the transmitter and receiver.
This ensures that the transmitted signal reaches the receiving device without attenuation, reflection, or diffraction caused by physical obstacles such as walls, furniture, or other structures. LOS conditions are critical for high-frequency RF links, particularly in the 5 GHz band, where signals cannot easily penetrate objects. While multipath propagation (Option A) and MIMO (Option B) techniques enhance throughput and reliability in non-line-of-sight environments, they do not satisfy the definition of LOS. Reflections (Option C) actually introduce delays, fading, and interference, which can degrade signal quality. In Cisco Wireless Core Technologies, understanding LOS is foundational for designing point-to-point wireless backhaul links, outdoor Wi-Fi deployments, and high-performance campus networks. Ensuring LOS minimizes path loss, maximizes received signal strength, and supports predictable coverage patterns. Proper site surveys, RF planning, and AP placement are used to maintain LOS where required, particularly for directional antennas or high-gain links. Reference topics:RF Fundamentals - Line-of-Sight (LOS), RF propagation, path loss, multipath effects, MIMO considerations.
NEW QUESTION # 129
Which result is produced using a power ratio of 10:1 in standard decibel calculations?
Answer: B
Explanation:
In decibel calculations, the formula used to convert a power ratio to decibels (dB) is:
Thus, the power ratio of 10:1 corresponds to a 10 dB change in power.
Option A: -20 dB would correspond to a ratio of 0.01:1, not 10:1.
Option B: 5 dB would correspond to a power ratio of approximately 3.16:1, not 10:1.
Option D: 15 dB would correspond to a ratio of 31.62:1, not 10:1.
Therefore, Option C: 10 dB is the correct answer, as it is the result of a power ratio of 10:1.
NEW QUESTION # 130
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