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When controller-based APs are used, where is the WLAN defined?

A.

In the controller

B.

In the master AP and it is then copied to all other APs

C.

In the first AP and it is then copied to all other APs

D.

In each individual AP

An AP offers a captive portal within the AP software. For what is this feature most likely to be used?

A.

RADIUS authentication

B.

RBAC (Role-Based Access Control)

C.

VPN access

D.

Guest access

Why would you use external antennas for an AP mounted indoors?

A.

To decrease the radio output power in a specific direction

B.

To increase the maximum possible data rate of the AP

C.

To accomplish a specific coverage objective

D.

To decrease the cost of the AP

What statement best defines a staggered channel plan or multiple channel architecture (MCA)?

A.

Alternating overlapping channels for APs without concern for physical space between APs

B.

Using one channel for all APs and controlling which APs communicate with a centralized controller

C.

Using one channel for all APs and reducing the output power on every other AP

D.

Alternating non-overlapping channels for APs with sufficient physical space provided before reusing a

channel

What network service is used to provide automatic Internet Protocol configuration for network client devices?

A.

DNS

B.

DHCP

C.

ARP

D.

NTP

Which one of the following is an example of an antenna used mostly for bridge links?

A.

Panel

B.

Omnidirectional

C.

Parabolic dish

D.

Patch

You are recommending a solution for a hospital environment. What room is most likely to require an AP inside the room to ensure coverage in that area because the walls block RF signals?

A.

X-Ray room

B.

Lobby

C.

Patient rooms

D.

Nurse station

RF waves are comprised of what two fields?

A.

Electric and magnetic

B.

Frequency and wavelength

C.

Phase and amplitude

D.

Phase and frequency