What happens to management traffic if a specific Management VLAN ID is not set for an AP device?

When a specific Management VLAN ID is not set for an Access Point (AP) device, it defaults to using the default tagged VLAN. This means that the AP will communicate and manage data over the VLAN that is designated as default within the network configuration. The default tagged VLAN is typically a pre-defined setting in network devices that allows for smooth communication and integration without the need for additional configuration.

Using the default tagged VLAN ensures that management traffic can still be transmitted effectively, allowing for proper device management, monitoring, and configuration tasks to be carried out. This is essential for maintaining the network's functionality and ensuring that AP devices can communicate with management systems without interruption.

In contexts where a specific VLAN ID isn't explicitly set, relying on the default settings simplifies the management process and can help prevent potential connectivity issues that arise from misconfigured VLAN settings.