Question
What’s required to use the Service Port on a WLC? (Choose three.)
Group of answer choices
The switchport must be configured to be a trunk.
The switchport must be configured to an access port.
The service port interface must be connected to a switch.
You must add static routes to the WLC.
Group of answer choices
The switchport must be configured to be a trunk.
The switchport must be configured to an access port.
The service port interface must be connected to a switch.
You must add static routes to the WLC.
Answers
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To use the Service Port on a Wireless LAN Controller (WLC), the following are typically required:
1. **The service port interface must be connected to a switch.**
2. **You must add static routes to the WLC.**
3. **The switchport must be configured to be a trunk.** (This one is typically necessary if you want to allow multiple VLANs over the connection).
So the correct choices are:
- The service port interface must be connected to a switch.
- You must add static routes to the WLC.
- The switchport must be configured to be a trunk.
However, please note that specifics might vary based on the exact configuration and deployment scenario, so it's always good to refer to the official documentation for your particular WLC model.
1. **The service port interface must be connected to a switch.**
2. **You must add static routes to the WLC.**
3. **The switchport must be configured to be a trunk.** (This one is typically necessary if you want to allow multiple VLANs over the connection).
So the correct choices are:
- The service port interface must be connected to a switch.
- You must add static routes to the WLC.
- The switchport must be configured to be a trunk.
However, please note that specifics might vary based on the exact configuration and deployment scenario, so it's always good to refer to the official documentation for your particular WLC model.