Cisco CCIE Wireless Exam (V2.0) Sample Questions:

1. Which of the below statement is correct with regards to configuring local MAC
authentication on an AP?

A) A MAC address can be spoofed, so it is insecure.
B) The MAC address may be used in the key hash, if WEP is used as a key cipher.
C) The MAC address is used in stead of the username in the EAP certificate exchange.
D) MAC address authentication can not co-exist with EAP authentication.

2. A wireless ISP has hired you to help set up a new Cisco WLC to provide wireless access to subscription-based customers. Each customer that uses the wireless network needs to pay their bill every 30 days. How do you configure the WLAN security to help meet this requirement?

A) no Layer 2 security, splash page web redirect Layer 3 security
B) WPA2 802.1X Layer 2 security, splash page web redirect Layer 3 security
C) no Layer 2 security, conditional web redirect Layer 3 security
D) WPA2 PSK Layer 2 security, conditional web redirect Layer 3 security
E) WPA 802.1X Layer 2 security, conditional web redirect Layer 3 security
F) 802.1X Layer 2 security, splash page web redirect Layer 3 security

3. Which of the following are required components for Client MFP? (Choose two.)

A) AnyConnect 3.0
B) CCXv4
C) CCXv5
D) WPA2 w/TKIP or AES-CCMP
E) 802.11n

4. Refer to the exhibit.

This setup uses two Cisco APs as wireless bridges. One bridge is configured for root bridge mode and the other is configured for non-root bridge mode. Client A associates with the root bridge and Client B associates with the non-root bridge. Which three statements are true? (Choose three.)

A) Two bridges that are in root mode cannot talk to each other.
B) Only one device can connect to the ethernet connection of the non-root bridge.
C) Two bridges that are in root mode can talk to each other.
D) For two bridges to communicate with each other, one bridge should be in root mode and the other must be in non-root mode.
E) The default setting of a bridge is non-root.
F) The default setting of a bridge is root.

5. Which two sets of commands will allow multiple SSIDs (each in its own VLAN) to be broadcast on a single radio interface for an autonomous AP? (Choose two.)

A) cannot broadcast multiple SSIDs under one radio interface if using multiple VLANs
B) dot11mbssid under the global config section and guest-mode under the SSID config section
C) dot11mbssid under the global config section and mbssid guest-mode under the SSID config section
D) dot11mbssid under the global config section, mbssid under the radio interface, and guest-mode under the SSID config section
E) mbssid under the radio interface and mbssid guest-mode under the SSID config section

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