Which setting must be enabled to report rogue devices on the wireless access controller?

Which setting must be enabled to report rogue devices on the wireless access controller?

• A. Intrusion Detection and Prevention: Enable report rogue devices
• B. Firewall: Enable port scanning
• C. VPN: Enable remote access
• D. SSID: Enable guest network

Answer: (A)

Rogue device reporting relies on the intrusion detection and prevention capability of the wireless controller. To actually report rogue devices, you need to enable the reporting option within the Intrusion Detection and Prevention (IDPS/IDS) settings. When this is turned on, the controller detects unauthorized access points or clients and generates alerts or logs so administrators can respond. The other settings don’t address rogue device reporting: firewall-related port scanning is about checking open ports, VPN remote access concerns remote connectivity, and SSID guest network deals with guest traffic access. None of those trigger or report rogue devices.

Rogue device reporting relies on the intrusion detection and prevention capability of the wireless controller. To actually report rogue devices, you need to enable the reporting option within the Intrusion Detection and Prevention (IDPS/IDS) settings. When this is turned on, the controller detects unauthorized access points or clients and generates alerts or logs so administrators can respond.

The other settings don’t address rogue device reporting: firewall-related port scanning is about checking open ports, VPN remote access concerns remote connectivity, and SSID guest network deals with guest traffic access. None of those trigger or report rogue devices.