What is a fat Access Point?
A.
an AP that has no intelligence and requires a wireless controller
B.
an AP that can provide WLAN services without a controller
C.
an AP that can be deployed autonomously or with a controller
D.
an AP that provides some intelligence under the management of a controller
Think must be C,
cause he could be intelligent or just autonomous.
http://h10025.www1.hp.com/ewfrf/wc/document?cc=de&lc=de&dlc=de&docname=c02777557
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FAT Wireless Access Point (aka Autonomous or Intelligent) :
A Fat Wireless Access Point has everything. It needs to handle wireless clients.
If end-user deploys several Fat Wireless Access Points, they need to be configured individually.
Thin Wireless Access Point :
A Thin Wireless Access Point is basically a radio and antenna that is controlled by a wireless switch.
If end-user deploys Thin Wireless Access Points, the entire configuration takes place at the switch. This usually saves the time and money.
The HP E-Series Access Points can be configured for either Fat or Thin mode.
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