Exam 300-430 topic 1 question 244 discussion

In a wireless network with multiple controllers and APs, AP Authentication is the appropriate protection type to ensure that rogue containment is deployed without being affected by RRM (Radio Resource Management) neighbor packets sent by friendly APs. AP Authentication ensures that only authorized APs are allowed to join the network, preventing rogue APs from connecting. AP Authentication verifies the identity of APs attempting to join the network, ensuring they are legitimate and authorized. This prevents rogue APs from being added to the network and ensures that RRM neighbor packets are only sent by trusted APs. Option B (AP Wireless Protection Rules): This is not a valid option for preventing rogue APs or managing RRM neighbor packets. Option C (AP Security): This is a general term and not a specific feature for this scenario. Option D (AP Access Control): This is not the correct feature for managing rogue containment or RRM neighbor packets. By enabling AP Authentication, the network ensures that only authorized APs are part of the RF groups, and rogue containment can be effectively deployed without interference from unauthorized devices.

A is correct: below is the reference https://www.cisco.com/c/en/us/td/docs/wireless/controller/8-5/config-guide/b_cg85/radio_resource_management.html

Where is your source reference (book, URL etc) as I can find nothing relating to Cisco "AP Wireless Protection Rules"

Option B, AP Wireless Protection Rules, allows for more granular control over the behavior of APs, and it is often used to mitigate potential issues caused by the RRM neighbor packets without affecting the network's performance.