HP MSM APs support a VSC that specifies Mbps as the highest supported data rate. Several clients to the WALN associated with this VSC. What is the throughput and bandwidth that experience?

• A. All clients connected to the VSC share a total of 54 Mbps of throughput, no matter how many AP radio support the VSC.
• B. When multiple clients connect to an AP radio, each of those clients is limited to 54 Mbps.
• C. A client can transmit or receive at 54 Mbps, but all clients connected to an AP radio share a throughput less than 54 Mbps.
• D. When multiple clients connects to an AP radio, each client has a potential maximum of 54 Mbps throughput.

How does opportunistic key caching speed up the roaming process?

• A. When SNR of a station begins to drop, it pre-authenticates with neighboring APs, which cache the pair wise master key of the station for a user-defined amount.
• B. After a station authenticates with an AP, it pre-authenticates with neighboring APs, which cache the pair wise master key in case the station later roams.
• C. When a station decides to roam, it notifies its AP, which then distributes the pair wise master key of the stations to APs in its mobility domain.
• D. When a station authenticates, the AP sends encryption keys to the controller, which distributes them to all APs in the mobility domain.

Which statement correctly describes the security options available for the local mesh links controlled MSM APs?

• A. The link supports WEP, TKIP, or AES/CCMP encryption either a preshared key or 802.1X authentication, but enforcing 802.1X on the link requires provisioning the AP
• B. The mesh ID as a rudimentary password.
• C. Administrators can implement WEP, TKIP, or AES/CCMP encryption with preshared keys on the link.
• D. The link can support WEP only encryption with other preshared key or 802.1 authentication.

Refer to the exhibit.
Client status A company has an HP MSM solution that consists of an MSM760 Premium Mobility Controller and controlled HP MSM APs. Users are having trouble connecting to a VSC with these settings:

-Use Controller for Authentication = Enabled -Use Controller for Access Control = Disabled -Wireless mobility = Disabled -Security = WPA2 (AES-CCMP) -802.1 authentication = Enabled and remote
The network administrator can see the clients as associated wireless clients in the Controller's web browser interface. The exhibit shows the detailed status for one of the clients.
Based on this information, which settings should the network administrator check for issues?

• A. Use accounts on the MSM controller
• B. Tagging on switch ports connected to MSM Controller ports
• C. Encryption supported by the clients
• D. RADIUS profile settings on the MSM Controller
• E. Tagging on switch ports connected to APs