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    Every few months, we see press from vendors pointing to tests that show why they’re the best. Best throughput, best coverage, best capacity performance, best multimedia, best whatever. Sometimes the test is done by a contracted third-party, and other times we’re graced with simple marketing tests conducted by the “best” vendor itself. Before I go any further […]
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    “Simplicity, simplicity, simplicity! I say, let your affairs be as two or three, and not a hundred or a thousand; instead of a million count half a dozen…” – Henry David Thoreau, Walden When I first logged into the Meraki management platform (i.e. Meraki Cloud Controller – MCC) and spent a few minutes observing the high-level organization of their interface, […]
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Wi-Fi Term Of The Day

CWNP Question of the Day

CWNP Wi-Fi Question of the Day
You are a new WLAN administrator that has been on the job for less than 30 days when your WIPS discovers a rogue access point. How should you respond in order to assess any existing damage done by this rogue device and to mitigate further damage?

(Choose 2)

  A  
Immediately call the police to report an electronic intrusion
  B  
Detach the rogue access point from your network's Ethernet switch or power it down
  C  
Verify the WIPS was able to prevent connections to the rogue access point from WLAN clients
  D  
Take the rogue access point to your company's security department for fingerprinting
  E  
Log into the rogue access point and change its management password