The statement is correct. Huawei's agile switches are designed with a "native AC" (Access Controller) feature. This functionality integrates the wireless AC capabilities directly into the switch hardware and software. By doing so, the switch can manage both wired ports and wireless Access Points (APs) from a single platform. This integration is the foundation of wired and wireless convergence, as it allows the switch to centrally manage traffic, enforce policies, and provide a consistent user experience across both wired and wireless networks, simplifying network architecture and operations.

This is a "TRUE OR FALSE" question. The "False" option is incorrect because the described functionality is a core feature and a key selling point of Huawei's Agile Campus Network solution and its associated agile switches. Denying this capability would misrepresent the product's architecture and purpose as detailed in official documentation.

1. Huawei HCIP-Datacom-Core Technology V1.0 Training Material: In the module covering WLAN Technologies

the concept of native AC is introduced as a key component of Huawei's campus network solution. The material explains that agile switches

such as the S-series

can have an integrated AC function

enabling them to manage both wired and wireless services. This achieves "deep convergence of wired and wireless networks" by allowing the switch to process and manage both types of traffic centrally. (Refer to HCIP-Datacom-Core Technology V1.0 Training Material

Chapter on "WLAN Principles and Configuration"

Section on "WLAN Networking and Architecture").

2. Huawei S12700 Series Agile Switches Documentation: The official product documentation for the S12700 series explicitly details the native AC feature. It states

"The S12700 series has a native Wireless Access Controller (AC) built in

which can manage up to 6

144 APs and 65

536 users... The solution realizes the deep convergence of wired and wireless networks

and unified management of users." This confirms that the agile switch centrally manages both network types. (Refer to Huawei S12700 Series Agile Switches Datasheet

Section on "Features"

Subsection "Wired and Wireless Convergence").

3. Huawei Agile Campus Network Solution Technical White Paper: This document outlines the architecture of the agile campus. It describes the role of the agile switch as the core of the network

providing native AC capabilities to eliminate the need for standalone AC hardware. The paper emphasizes that this design "enables unified policy control and management for wired and wireless users

" which directly supports the statement in the question. (Refer to Huawei Agile Campus Network Solution White Paper

Section on "Solution Architecture").