WIPS locates a rogue AP bridged onto a city-hall switch closet and advertising a look-alike staff SSID. Per policy, which containment approach is most appropriate?
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Short Explanation
A rogue AP on your switch is a fake teller window wired into the bank. Kill the switchport that feeds it and let WIPS contain the wireless side so clients stop kissing the impostor.
Full Explanation
Rogue APs attached to the wired LAN require both wired and wireless response: disabling the switchport removes network bridging, and policy-approved WIPS containment can discourage client associations to the rogue BSSID. Cosmetic SSID changes or DHCP tweaks alone do not contain a wired rogue.