Question 1

How is RF information actually (physically) collected?

Accepted Answer

Using a notebook computer with the site

Question 2

The coverage ____________________ is the area in which the signal can be received from the AP.

Accepted Answer

The answer of The coverage ____________________ is the area in...

Question 3

Match between columns
                        Premises: scans the radio frequency spectrum and provides a graphical display of the results
frame is sent from one sender to a single receiver
range of coverage for a specific transmission speed
the farthest distance at which the signal can be received by the wireless device
frame is sent from one sender to multiple receivers with a single "transmit" operation
measurement tool that is specifically designed for conducting a wireless LAN site survey
number of packets sent and received and the data rates for each
area in which the signal can be received from the AP
used to pick up any packets that are being transmitted by other WLANs in the area and can provide additional information on transmissions

Accepted Answer

The Answer of transmission range and data rate boundary and is...

Question 4

The transmission ____________________ is the farthest distance at which the signal can be received by the wireless device.

Accepted Answer

The answer of The transmission ____________________ is the farthest distance...

Question 5

What is the most basic tool or component involved in a site survey?

Accepted Answer

A)  access point 
B)  notebook computer 
C)  PDA 
D)  site survey analyzer 
A)  access point 
B)  notebook computer 
C)  PDA 
D)  site survey analyzer

Question 6

You would use ____ in documenting a site survey.

Accepted Answer

A)  a digital camera 
B)  blueprints 
C)  plain paper 
D)  All of the above 
A)  a digital camera 
B)  blueprints 
C)  plain paper 
D)  All of the above

Question 7

It is important to evaluate the placement of the access points and antennas throughout the proposed site in order to meet the design goals.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 8

What is a site survey analyzer?

Accepted Answer

A site survey analyzer is a measurement

Question 9

The term ____ describes the rate of transmission falling as the device moves farther from the AP.

Accepted Answer

A)  coverage pattern 
B)  packet throughput 
C)  data rate boundaries 
D)  RF frequency 
A)  coverage pattern 
B)  packet throughput 
C)  data rate boundaries 
D)  RF frequency

Question 10

Which site survey analyzer setting sets the number of times a transmission will be repeated if an acknowledgment (ACK) frame is not returned by the destination device?

Accepted Answer

A)  data rate 
B)  packet size 
C)  number of packets 
D)  data retries 
A)  data rate 
B)  packet size 
C)  number of packets 
D)  data retries

Question 11

How are business requirements for a WLAN obtained?

Accepted Answer

A)  reading company documentation 
B)  interviewing management 
C)  interviewing technical staff 
D)  Internet research 
A)  reading company documentation 
B)  interviewing management 
C)  interviewing technical staff 
D)  Internet research

Question 12

What is packet throughput? How can this information be collected if the site survey software does not calculate throughput?

Accepted Answer

Packet throughput information is summari

Question 13

What is a drawback of a spectrum analyzer?

Accepted Answer

A)  information is displayed in graphical form and not as raw data 
B)  information is displayed as raw data, not in graphical form 
C)  information only applies to one frequency 
D)  only made by a single manufacturer and very expensive 
A)  information is displayed in graphical form and not as raw data 
B)  information is displayed as raw data, not in graphical form 
C)  information only applies to one frequency 
D)  only made by a single manufacturer and very expensive

Question 14

The process of planning a wireless LAN to meet the design goals is known as a(n) ____________________.

Accepted Answer

The answer of The process of planning a wireless LAN...

Question 15

What are some of the design goals of a site survey?

Accepted Answer

Achieve the best possible performance fr

Question 16

Why is it important to document existing wired and wireless networks?

Accepted Answer

A)  to examine possible sources of interference 
B)  to ensure that the new or expanded wireless LAN will "dovetail" into what is already in place 
C)  to avoid providing overlapping network coverage 
D)  to better understand the basic networking needs of the organization 
A)  to examine possible sources of interference 
B)  to ensure that the new or expanded wireless LAN will "dovetail" into what is already in place 
C)  to avoid providing overlapping network coverage 
D)  to better understand the basic networking needs of the organization

Question 17

Which network requires some sort of gateway or interface to be compatible with IEEE 802.11 WLANs?

Accepted Answer

A)  Token Ring 
B)  Wired Bus 
C)  Mobile IP 
D)  Ethernet 
A)  Token Ring 
B)  Wired Bus 
C)  Mobile IP 
D)  Ethernet

Question 18

What is the best way to gather site-specific documentation?

Accepted Answer

A)  reviewing blueprints 
B)  interviewing management 
C)  inspecting the site 
D)  viewing documentation 
A)  reviewing blueprints 
B)  interviewing management 
C)  inspecting the site 
D)  viewing documentation

Question 19

What are some of the times at which a site survey should be conducted?

Accepted Answer

Before installing a new wireless network

Question 20

The most common type of antenna for a WLAN is an semi-directional antenna, also known as a dipole antenna.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

How is RF information actually (physically) collected?

The coverage ____________________ is the area in which the signal can be received from the AP.

The transmission ____________________ is the farthest distance at which the signal can be received by the wireless device.

What is the most basic tool or component involved in a site survey?

You would use ____ in documenting a site survey.

It is important to evaluate the placement of the access points and antennas throughout the proposed site in order to meet the design goals.

What is a site survey analyzer?

The term ____ describes the rate of transmission falling as the device moves farther from the AP.

Which site survey analyzer setting sets the number of times a transmission will be repeated if an acknowledgment (ACK) frame is not returned by the destination device?

How are business requirements for a WLAN obtained?

What is packet throughput? How can this information be collected if the site survey software does not calculate throughput?

What is a drawback of a spectrum analyzer?

The process of planning a wireless LAN to meet the design goals is known as a(n) ____________________.

What are some of the design goals of a site survey?

Why is it important to document existing wired and wireless networks?

Which network requires some sort of gateway or interface to be compatible with IEEE 802.11 WLANs?

What is the best way to gather site-specific documentation?

What are some of the times at which a site survey should be conducted?

The most common type of antenna for a WLAN is an semi-directional antenna, also known as a dipole antenna.

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Exam 7: Conducting a Site Survey

How is RF information actually (physically) collected?

The coverage ____________________ is the area in which the signal can be received from the AP.

The transmission ____________________ is the farthest distance at which the signal can be received by the wireless device.

What is the most basic tool or component involved in a site survey?

You would use ____ in documenting a site survey.

It is important to evaluate the placement of the access points and antennas throughout the proposed site in order to meet the design goals.

What is a site survey analyzer?

The term ____ describes the rate of transmission falling as the device moves farther from the AP.

Which site survey analyzer setting sets the number of times a transmission will be repeated if an acknowledgment (ACK) frame is not returned by the destination device?

How are business requirements for a WLAN obtained?

What is packet throughput? How can this information be collected if the site survey software does not calculate throughput?

What is a drawback of a spectrum analyzer?

The process of planning a wireless LAN to meet the design goals is known as a(n) ____________________.

What are some of the design goals of a site survey?

Why is it important to document existing wired and wireless networks?

Which network requires some sort of gateway or interface to be compatible with IEEE 802.11 WLANs?

What is the best way to gather site-specific documentation?

What are some of the times at which a site survey should be conducted?

The most common type of antenna for a WLAN is an semi-directional antenna, also known as a dipole antenna.

Its a Wireless World

Wireless LAN Devices and Standards

How Wireless Works

IEEE 80211 Physical Layer Standards

IEEE 80211 Media Access Control and Network Layer Standards

Planning and Deploying a Wireless LAN

Wireless LAN Security and Vulnerabilities

Implementing Wireless Lan Security

Managing a Wireless LAN

Network Settings and Wireless LAN Troubleshooting

Personal, Metropolitan, and Wide Area Wireless Networks

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