Exam 7: Conducting a Site Survey

What type of AP antenna is most commonly used in a site survey?

The first step in collecting RF information is to position the access point in what may appear to be the most logical location.

What is a consideration when conducting an outdoor site survey?

What affects transmission range?

What should you be sure to do when collecting RF information?

In addition to access points, what wireless tool(s) are required for a site survey?

In a site survey analyzer, vendors use an algorithm or a lookup table to convert ____ values to dBm, mW, or signal strength percentage.

A drawback of spectrum analyzers is that the information is displayed in graphical form and not as raw data.

What is the first step in collecting RF information?

What should be included in a site survey report?

What provides the greatest source of RF interference?

Users need higher data rates for time-bound transmissions, such as audio and video and therefore need higher ____________________.

What affects the coverage pattern?

What are the steps involved in gathering data for a site survey?

The ____ setting of a site survey analyzer specifies the AP that will be involved in the test.

What is a requirement for an access point used in a site survey?

A(n) ____________________ transmission means that a frame is sent from one sender to multiple receivers with a single "transmit" operation.

When is the best time to perform a site survey?

What is a spectrum analyzer?

What are the parts of a site survey report?