How is 802.11 traffic handled in a fabric-enabled SSID?

How is 802.11 traffic handled in a fabric-enabled SSID?
A . centrally switched back to WLC where the user traffic is mapped to a VXLAN on the WLC
B . converted by the AP into 802.3 and encapsulated into VXLAN
C . centrally switched back to WLC where the user traffic is mapped to a VLAN on the WLC
D . converted by the AP into 802.3 and encapsulated into a VLAN

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Answer: B

Explanation:

In a fabric-enabled SSID, 802.11 traffic is converted by the AP into 802.3 and encapsulated into VXLAN. This process involves the conversion of wireless traffic into wired traffic, followed by the encapsulation process to ensure that the data packets are transmitted securely over the network.

References: Implementing and Operating Cisco Service Provider Network Core Technologies