300-430 Question 142
Select 3You are a wireless network administrator for a large enterprise and have been tasked with locating a rogue access point that has been detected on your network. Using Cisco DNA Center's Wireless Assurance, which tools or methods would be most effective in detecting and locating the rogue access point?
- A
Use the Rogue Management feature to classify and locate the rogue AP using telemetry data.
- B
Utilize the Location Heatmap in Cisco DNA Center to pinpoint the rogue AP's physical location.
- C
Perform a manual site survey using a Wi-Fi analyzer to track the rogue AP's signal.
- D
Enable the CleanAir feature on Cisco APs to automatically mitigate rogue AP interference.
- E
Leverage Radio Resource Management (RRM) to dynamically adjust channel assignments to avoid the rogue AP.
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Correct answers: A, B, C
Explanation
Detecting and locating rogue access points in an enterprise wireless network can be achieved using Cisco DNA Center's advanced tools like Rogue Management and Location Heatmaps, which leverage telemetry data and signal triangulation. Additionally, performing a manual site survey can be effective in tracking rogue AP signals if automated tools are unavailable. Features like CleanAir and RRM are not directly relevant to rogue AP detection or location as they focus on interference mitigation and network optimization, respectively.
- A. Correct.
The Rogue Management feature in Cisco DNA Center is specifically designed to detect, classify, and locate rogue APs using telemetry data from Cisco APs.
- B. Correct.
The Location Heatmap in Cisco DNA Center is a visual tool that helps pinpoint the physical location of devices, including rogue APs, by using signal triangulation.
- C. Correct.
While manual site surveys are less automated, they remain a valid method to track rogue APs by identifying their signal strength and direction.
- D. Incorrect.
CleanAir is designed to mitigate interference from non-Wi-Fi sources, but it does not directly address rogue APs or help locate them.
- E. Incorrect.
Radio Resource Management (RRM) is used to optimize channel and power settings for Cisco APs, but it does not assist in detecting or locating rogue APs.