Instructions:
– Refer to the exhibits to answer the questions related to this task.
– THIS TASK DOES NOT REQUIRE DEVICE CONFIGURATION
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– There is one multiple-choice question with this task. Be sure to answer the question before selecting the Next button.
Scenario:
You are deploying a small wireless test network in a lab. The network is made up a wireless controller (WLC1), a dual radio access point (AP1) and a switch that is configured as a DHCP server. The IP subnet being used for this network is 10.10.10.0/24.
In setting up the wireless network, it is desired that the DHCP server that is configured in WLC1 provides IP addressing to the WLAN. When devices attempt to join the network, they fail to receive an IP address in the range provided by the DHCP server in WLC1, but they do receive an IP address from the DHCP server in SW1.
What is causing this issue?
A . The external DHCP server in SW1 will always be the preferred DHCP server and WLC1 will always be the secondary DHCP server in the WLA
C . The DHCP server address for SW1 needs to be removed from the DHCP server configuration in WLC1.
D . The primary DHCP server address in WLC1 is incorrect.
E . The primary DHCP server configured in WLC1 is not enabled.
Answer: D
Explanation:
This can be verified by the following screen shot, showing the DHCP server is disabled at the bottom:
