Which statement distinguishes Cisco OfficeExtend AP mode from FlexConnect?

OfficeExtend (OEAP) mode is designed for teleworker deployments, typically using specific indoor AP models with internal antennas (like the 600 series or certain 1800/1500 series models) to provide secure corporate network access from a home office. FlexConnect, on the other hand, is for branch office deployments and supports a wider range of AP models, including both indoor and outdoor access points, allowing for greater flexibility in network design. FlexConnect does not require NAT for client traffic, nor does it inherently use public source IPs. Both modes can utilize DTLS tunneling to the WLC, and neither directly supports configuring a "personal SSID" in the way implied, as SSIDs are centrally managed.