A network architect is deciding whether to implement Cisco autonomous access points or lightweight access...

Unlike lightweight access points, which require redundant WLCs to support firmware upgrades, autonomous access points require only one WLC.

Unlike autonomous access points, lightweight access points store a complete copy of the current firmware for backup.

Unlike lightweight access points, autonomous access points can recover automatically from a corrupt firmware update.

Unlike autonomous access points, lightweight access points require a WLC to implement remote firmware updates.