A network administrator deploys several HP MSM APs and an HP MSM Controller. The APs
discover the controller, establish management tunnels, and become synchronized. The
administrator wants to check some settings on one of the APs and attempts to reach its web
browser interface, but the request times out.
However, a ping to the AP succeeds.
What explains this behavior?

A.
The global setting for controlled AP provisioning is disabled.

B.
The APs’ Web interfaces are not available after they become managed by the controller.

C.
The APs’ Web management tool features have been disabled either at the AP group level or
the controlled AP level.

D.
The controller has deployed an access control list (ACL) to the AP.
The management station’s address must be added to this list.