Implementing HP MSM Wireless Networks: HP2-Z32

A company has two MSM760 Controllers that form a team. Some of the company's APs connect in remote offices and require Layer 3 discovery settings. The company has selected the DHCP option for Layer 3 discovery.

What should be included in the DHCP option list?

A. The team manager's IP address (the manager's actual IP address on the teaming subnet

B. Both controllers' IP addresses on an interface on which AP discovery is enabled

C. The team's IP address (the virtual address hosted by the team manager)

D. The hostname that is mapped to the team manager's IP address

The MSM APs are deployed on a separate subnet from the controller and network administrators want to set up Layer 3 DHCP discovery. How will the MSM APs find the MSM Controller?

A. A vendor option in the DHCP scope lists one or more controller IP addresses.

B. The MSM Controller sends unicast messages to the MSM APs.

C. Once the APs receive an IP address from the DHCP server, they broadcast UDP discovery messages.

D. The MSM Controller is configured as the MSM APs' default gateway, allowing APs to send a discovery request to the MSM Controller

An MSM network administrator creates an access-controlled VSC and enables DHCP services on this VSC. The network administrator sets the DHCP subnet in the guideline should the administrator follow?

A. Use the 192.168.1.0/24 subnet as the teaming subnet if a team is required.

B. Use the controller's IP address on 192.168.1.0/24 subnet as its management address.

C. Assign the 192.168.1.0/24 subnet to the controller's LAN port (untagged).

D. Do not set the 192.168.1.0/24 subnet on any IP interface on the controller.