Given: ABC Company is opening a new branch office that needs an 802.11 WLAN to support a mission-critical application. The IT manager has considered implementing a remote office WLAN controller with lightweight access points instead of several autonomous access points. He has asked you about the primary differences between the two solutions. What statements define characteristics of WLAN controllers? Choose 2

A.
Lightweight access points must be plugged directly into the WLAN controller, but autonomous access points can be plugged into Ethernet switches of any kind.

B.
The Lightweight Access Point Protocol (LWAPP) allows lightweight access points from one vendor to be used with WLAN controllers from another vendor.

C.
Lightweight access points download their firmware and configuration from the WLAN controller upon initialization, thus reducing management overhead.

D.
All lightweight access points support 802.3-2005, Clause 33PoE, and some lightweight access points support the 802.3at PoE Plus standard.

E.
If a WLAN controller isused, all attached lightweight access points must use the same WLAN profiles.