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Wi-Fi Passpoint is a Wi-Fi Alliance certification program and it is often used synonymously with the name of the technology that the Passpoint program certifies devices as being compliant with. Which technology does Passpoint certification assure compliance with?

Next-Generation Hotspot Wi-Fi Protected Access Hotspot 2.0 Wi-Fi Protected Access 2

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In what way does MAC-TAL authentication improve the user experience?

The services and policies of each user are applied automatically as part of the authentication process, based on the user's MAC address. If the user is disconnected during a session, they are re-authenticated automatically based on their MAC address. When the user first connects to the network, they are redirected to a personalized web portal based on their MAC address. Layer 2 security mechanisms can be applied separately to each user, based on their MAC address.

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Which option does EAP-SIM authentication require?

the latest Cisco WLC software (Previous software versions only supported PEAP MS- CHAPv2.) the AAA server that can communicate the mobile network HLR the handset with a micro-SIM the AAA server that can communicate with Microsoft Active Directory

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In an architecture without an ISG, what is the policy control and enforcement function?

Cisco eWAG the wireless LAN controller Cisco GGSN Cisco SGSN

5.

Which tunneling option is appropriate for integration with a 3G GSM mobile packet core?

Proxy Mobile IPv6 (PMIPv6) GPRS Tunneling Protocol v2 (GTPv2) Ethernet over GRE Tunneling (EoGRE) GPRS Tunneling Protocol (GTPv1) GPRS Tunneling Protocol Prime (GTP')

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Which IEEE 802.11 standard allows the endpoint of a subscriber to dynamically locate and connect to a wireless network that belongs to their service provider or a roaming partner?

IEEE 802.11u "Interworking with External Networks" IEEE 802.11r "Fast Basic Service Set (BSS) Transition" IEEE 802.11v "Wireless Network Management" IEEE 802.11k "Radio Resource Management

7.

Which option is a requirement for a client when PMIPv6 is used in the Cisco Service Provider Wi-Fi environment?

The client must be configured to support IPv6 and be assigned an IPv6 address. The client must be connected to the MAG through an IPv4-over-IPv6 tunnel. The client must run a dual-stack, that is, have both an IPv4 and an IPv6 address assigned to it. There are no special requirements for the client.

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How does 802.11r or fast BSS transition reduce the amount of time required for a client to roam?

by allowing a client to pre-associate to multiple APs, which eliminates the need for the client to associate to a new AP when roaming by giving a new client priority in the AP scheduling mechanism, which gives a new client a faster response from the new AP by reducing the amount of authentication messaging between a client and a new AP, which means that the client does not need to renegotiate keys with the newAP by adding hand-off communications between the APs, which means that the old AP notifies the new AP when the client is about to roam

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In the context of Cisco Service Provider Wi-Fi, what does the acronym MSAP stand for?

Mobility Services Advertisement Protocol, which allows clients to query for local services before authenticating to a Wi-Fi network. Managed Security Association Protocol, which allows clients to maintain their authenticated sessions even while roaming on a Wi-Fi network. Multi-Station Access Protocol, which allows a single subscriber session to support multiple end-user devices simultaneously. Mobile Subscriber Awareness Protocol, which allows the Cisco ASR 9000 Series router to identify 3G/4G network subscribers' sessions and to apply policies tothat traffic.

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Which option is a benefit of using Link Aggregation?

The controller participates in trunk negotiation using LACP or the PaGP trunk negotiation protocol with the Ethernet switch on its links. Wired Ethernet frames can be fragmented and those fragments are sent simultaneously over multiple Ethernet links between the controller and the Ethernetswitch, which provides the same improvement in data rate as 802.11n spatial streams provide for wireless traffic. If a link in a LAG fails, the controller switches traffic for that link over to the remaining link(s) in less than a second. A LAG allows the controller to be directly connected to other controllers, which eliminates the need for Ethernet switches.

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