Users report that accesses to the wireless network inside a meeting room are not successful even after repeated attempts. A network technician verifies that the meeting room space is served by a lightweight AP and the radio is working. What is a likely cause of the problem?

Users report that accesses to the wireless network inside a meeting room are not successful even after repeated attempts. A network technician verifies that the meeting room space is served by a lightweight AP and the radio is working. What is a likely cause of the problem?

• The AP is operating in FlexConnect mode.
• The AP has lost connectivity to the WLC.
• The radio signal is too weak.
• Too many users are trying to connect to the AP.
• Successfully operating a lightweight AP and providing a working BSS require the following:
• The AP must have connectivity to the access layer switch.
• The AP must have connectivity to the WLC, unless it is operating in FlexConnect mode.

Explanation: The facts that no wireless clients can associate with the LAP and that the radio is working suggest that the AP has lost the connection to the WLC.

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