Cisco 350-050 Online Practice Questions and Exam Preparation

Cisco 350-050 Online Questions & Answers

• Question 231:

  DRAG DROP

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• Question 232:

  When configuring multiple BSSIDs in autonomous APs, which three requirements and guidelines should you follow? (Choose three.)

  A. APs must contain an 802.11a or 802.11b/g radio that supports multiple BSSIDs.
  B. RADIUS-assigned VLANs are supported when you enable multiple BSSIDs.
  C. VLANs cannot be configured.
  D. When you enable BSSIDs, the AP automatically maps a BSSID to each SSID. You cannot manually map a BSSID to a specific SSID.
  E. Any Wi-Fi certified client device can associate to an AP that uses multiple BSSIDs.
  F. You cannot enable multiple BSSIDs on APs that participate in WDS.
  A. APs must contain an 802.11a or 802.11b/g radio that supports multiple BSSIDs.
  D. When you enable BSSIDs, the AP automatically maps a BSSID to each SSID. You cannot manually map a BSSID to a specific SSID.
  E. Any Wi-Fi certified client device can associate to an AP that uses multiple BSSIDs.

• Question 233:

  Which two statements about the Cisco WCS alarms and events are true? (Choose two.)

  A. An alarm is the listing of an SNMP trap from a WLAN controller.
  B. An event can be a report about radio interference crossing a threshold.
  C. An alarm is a Cisco WCS response to one or more related events.
  D. An event summary of critical, major, and minor events is displayed at the top of the Cisco WCS page.
  B. An event can be a report about radio interference crossing a threshold.
  C. An alarm is a Cisco WCS response to one or more related events.

• Question 234:

  What is the advantage of EAP-FAST compared to LEAP?

  A. EAP-FAST exchanges user credentials within a TLS tunnel whereas LEAP exchanges credentials information in clear, which allows possible offline "dictionary attacks."
  B. EAP-FAST allows authenticated in-band PAC provisioning, whereas LEAP uses anonymous in-band PAC provisioning, which is transparent to the user.
  C. LEAP only supports user and password changes in conjunction with MS-CHAPv2, whereas EAP-FAST supports user and password changes when using MS-CHAPv2 or OTP or PAC.
  D. EAP-FAST works with the 802.11 authentication algorithm "open eap," and also with "network-eap," whereas LEAP is limited to the 802.11 authentication algorithm "network- eap" only.
  A. EAP-FAST exchanges user credentials within a TLS tunnel whereas LEAP exchanges credentials information in clear, which allows possible offline "dictionary attacks."

• Question 235:

  You are tasked with creating a controller-based high-density RF design. Which three factors determine the cell size? (Choose three.)

  A. antenna type
  B. ClientLink support
  C. basic data rate
  D. TPC threshold setting
  E. AP placement
  F. free space path loss
  A. antenna type
  C. basic data rate
  D. TPC threshold setting

• Question 236:

  You are troubleshooting a connectivity issue on a Cisco WLC, in which wireless clients occasionally lose their connection. Which two of these infrastructure application services can help you to troubleshoot this issue by using one service to synchronize time on the WLC, and a server that is configured with another service to receive the output of the client debugs from the WLC? (Choose two.)

  A. FTP
  B. TFTP
  C. syslog
  D. SNMP
  E. DHCP
  F. NTP
  G. TRAPLOG
  C. syslog
  F. NTP

• Question 237:

  How can you configure an NTP server address for Cisco Secure ACS 5.2?

  A. through the ACS GUI only
  B. through the ACS CLI only
  C. through both the ACS GUI and CLI
  D. on the hosting Microsoft Windows operating system
  E. not possible because there are no NTP settings for ACS
  B. through the ACS CLI only

• Question 238:

  Refer to the exhibit.

  

  Looking at the packet capture between the client and AP during a voice troubleshooting session, what can you learn?

  A. The 802.1p COS value is marked as 5, which typically is used for the voice traffic that is encoded in G711.
  B. IP precedence is marked as 5 for the voice traffic that is encoded in G711, with a corresponding 802.11e UP marking of 6.
  C. The WMM UP value is marked as 5, which typically is used for the voice traffic that is encoded in G711, and DSCP is marked as EF.
  D. IP precedence is marked as 5, with a corresponding 802.11e UP marking of 6 and a correct DSCP marking to EF; the voice traffic is encoded in G711.
  E. The 802.1p COS value is marked as 5, with a correct DSCP marking to EF, and the voice traffic is encoded in G711.
  F. WMM UP marking is marked as 5, which typically is used for video traffic; this voice traffic stream is encoded in G711, and DSCP is marked as EF.
  F. WMM UP marking is marked as 5, which typically is used for video traffic; this voice traffic stream is encoded in G711, and DSCP is marked as EF.

• Question 239:

  A network administrator is troubleshooting a problem of a CAPWAP access point that intermittently disconnects from the WLC. The administrator is trying to determine when the problem is happening. UDP port 514 is allowed. What is the best option for successfully gathering comprehensive information about the problem?

  A. Configure a script to log into the WLC to gather logs and save them on a PC, where they can be reviewed daily.
  B. The CAPWAP AP has no syslog capability but the WLC does have syslog capability. Configure the WLC for syslog and level 1.
  C. Configure the CAPWAP AP and the WLC for syslog and level 6.
  D. Configure the CAPWAP AP for buffered logging and level 7. Configure the WLC for syslog and level 7.
  E. Configure the CAPWAP AP and the WLC for syslog and level 1.
  C. Configure the CAPWAP AP and the WLC for syslog and level 6.

• Question 240:

  Which three EAP types are supported when using an LDAP backend database that does not return a cleartext password? (Choose three.)

  A. EAP-FAST-GTC
  B. EAP-TLS
  C. PEAPv0-MS-CHAPv2
  D. PEAPv1-GTC
  E. EAP-FAST-MS-CHAPv2
  F. LEAP
  A. EAP-FAST-GTC
  B. EAP-TLS
  D. PEAPv1-GTC