Question

Olivia manages wireless security in her company and wants completely different WiFi access (ie different SSID, different security levels, different authentication methods) in different parts of the company. What’s the best choice for Olivia to select in WAPs?

Answer 1

The right answer is FAT WAP.

Step-by-step explanation:

There are mostly two types of WAPs.

• Fat WAP: Fat WAPs can be defined as an access point that can not be configured by switches. if the user uses multiple Fat AP then each Fat AP has to configured individually which means that it can give different SSID or passwords.

• Thin WAP: Thin WAPs can be defined as an access point which can be configured according to switch. which means Thin AP gives the same configuration while using multiple numbers.

Hence according to the scenario, the most appropriate answer is FAT WAPs because it can be configured as a different WIFI set up in different parts of a company.