Virtual Domains in Cisco WCS
Question
Which statement about Cisco WCS virtual domains (partitioning) is true?
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Explanations
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A. B. C. D.B.
Cisco WCS (Wireless Control System) allows administrators to manage and monitor wireless networks from a central location. One of the features of WCS is the ability to create virtual domains or partitions that allow different groups or departments to manage their own wireless networks independently.
A virtual domain is a logical subset of WCS that allows administrators to control the access and visibility of wireless LAN controllers (WLCs), access points (APs), and other WCS objects based on their organizational structure.
Answer A is incorrect because the root user can access all virtual domains by default. The root user is a superuser account that has full access to all aspects of WCS.
Answer B is true. Each virtual domain can be configured to include or exclude selected maps, WLCs, or APs based on the hierarchical level of each domain. This allows administrators to restrict access to specific devices and maps based on their organizational structure.
Answer C is incorrect because APs can be assigned to specific virtual domains. An AP that is assigned to a virtual domain will only be visible in that domain and not in others.
Answer D is incorrect because reports, configuration templates, and WCS background tasks are not configurable on a per-virtual domain basis.
In summary, the correct answer is B. Each virtual domain can be configured to include or exclude selected maps, WLCs, or APs based on the hierarchical level of each domain.
