What technology does a Cisco WLC use to provide Layer 3 roaming to a wireless client?
- a CAPWAP tunnel that tethers the client to the original anchor controller
- an IPsec tunnel to connect the client to the original AP
- a NAT translation to match the IP address in the roamed AP to the original AP
- a GRE tunnel to relay the data between the original AP and the roamed AP
Explanation: A Layer 3 intercontroller roam consists of an extra CAPWAP tunnel that is built between the original controller with which the client associated (called the anchor controller) and the controller it has roamed to (called the foreign controller). The tunnel carries data to and from the client as if it is still associated with the original controller and IP subnet.
Exam with this question: Chapters 17 - 19: Wireless Essentials Exam
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