One question on 2.4GHz, how many channels and so on. (14 channel 2.412 to 2.484 Ghz range)
FCC (US): 11 channel, non-overlapping 1, 6, 11
ESTI (Europe): 13 channels, non-overlalpping 1, 5, 9, 13
Japan: 14 channels, non-overlapping 1, 6, 11, 14
Which tool would you use for x survery (I think it was passive survery, can’t remember)
A couple of command questions
One I’m pretty sure I got wrong was
Which tab on the WLC would you use to view AP connectivity
A) Management
B) WLAN
C) Wireless
D) AP Manager
B) WLAN
C) Wireless
D) AP Manager
to check the APs CAPWAP setting. Refer to the IP Config section to view if the AP's CAPWAP Preferred Mode is applied globally or for an AP-Group.
How much cell overlap for 2.4GHz?
A 5%
B 10%
C 15%
D 20%
B 10%
C 15%
D 20%
How much should cells overlap each other to promote good roaming? Cisco recommends
10–15 percent overlap for most data applications and 15–20 percent overlap for voice. The
idea is to give a client device some continued coverage even after the RSSI of its associated
AP falls below a threshold and a roam might be triggered. The client can probe and reas-
sociate with the next AP before it completely loses contact with the previous AP. Seamless
roaming is especially important for time-critical applications like voice traffic.
I’m going to try and find the answers to the questions I got and hope I get the same questions again in a weeks time. Failing by 1% is painful…..
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