Which command displays a list of dump files generated by lightweight APs?

Which command displays a list of dump files generated by lightweight APs?

• A. show ap crash-file
• B. show ap config global
• C. show ap config core-dump MYLAP
• D. show ap config general MY LAP

Answer: (A)

The main idea here is how to access diagnostic dumps from lightweight APs through the controller. When a LWAP crashes, it generates a dump file (often called a crash file) that the controller can list for you. The command that shows these dump files is show ap crash-file. It directly queries the AP crash-dump inventory and displays the available crash files, often with details like names, dates, and sizes. This is exactly what you need to review or manage the diagnostic data from the APs. The other options focus on configuration or general settings rather than runtime diagnostic dumps. One shows global AP configuration, another hints at a core-dump concept or a specific AP’s configuration, but neither enumerates the crash files produced by lightweight APs.

The main idea here is how to access diagnostic dumps from lightweight APs through the controller. When a LWAP crashes, it generates a dump file (often called a crash file) that the controller can list for you.

The command that shows these dump files is show ap crash-file. It directly queries the AP crash-dump inventory and displays the available crash files, often with details like names, dates, and sizes. This is exactly what you need to review or manage the diagnostic data from the APs.

The other options focus on configuration or general settings rather than runtime diagnostic dumps. One shows global AP configuration, another hints at a core-dump concept or a specific AP’s configuration, but neither enumerates the crash files produced by lightweight APs.