FCP_FWF_AD-7.4: FCP - Secure Wireless LAN 7.4 Administrator Stations Practice Questions
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Question #8
Refer to the exhibit. A new security policy is made by the IT department to prevent direct communication between wireless stations There is one SSID configured in bridge mode Which statement is correct as a plan of action to update the wireless network configuration?
Correct answer: C
Explanation
Scenario: The IT department wants to prevent direct communication between wireless stations. There is one SSID configured in bridge mode (all clients on the same SSID/VLAN, directly bridging to the wired network). Correct Action: Block intra-SSID traffic (sometimes called ??client isolation?? or ??intra-SSID privacy??). This feature prevents wireless clients connected to the same SSID from communicating directly with each other at Layer 2. Each station can reach the network but cannot reach other wireless clients on the same SSID. This is the industry-standard method to achieve the stated security goal in a wireless environment, especially in bridge mode. Why Other Options Are Incorrect: * A. Create unique SSIDs for each FortiAP device Impractical and unnecessary for user isolation; users on the same SSID but different APs can still be isolated with intra-SSID blocking. * B. Add an upstream layer 3 device on each FortiAP device Overkill and not required; this does not directly solve intra-SSID traffic. * D. Drop all local traffic in the wireless network Too broad; you only want to prevent client-to-client communication, not all local traffic (such as traffic to the gateway). Summary: Block intra-SSID traffic is the intended and correct configuration to prevent wireless stations from communicating directly while sharing the same SSID in bridge mode.
Question #10
You must design a wireless network to accommodate wireless stations to access local resources and the internet The access level of these stations will vary based on the type of device and users Which design must you use to provide wireless access that will fulfill these requirements?
Correct answer: C
Explanation
When you need different access levels for various users and device types but want to keep the SSID structure simple, dynamic VLAN assignment is the best practice. With dynamic VLANs, all clients connect to the same SSID. The RADIUS server (via 802.1X authentication or MAC authentication) assigns each user or device to a specific VLAN based on attributes (like user group, device type, etc.). This design: Reduces SSID sprawl. Allows flexible, scalable, and policy-driven access. Simplifies management and enhances security. The other options are either less scalable (multiple SSIDs) or do not provide the required dynamic access control (user groups or NAC alone without VLAN assignment).
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