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BigG_ReXInt Flashcards

1
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Step 1 of the Xfinity Internet Activation Procedure.

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Locate/Install Cable Outlet

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Step 2 of the Xfinity Internet Activation Procedure.

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Install the Gateway

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3
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Step 3 of the Xfinity Internet Activation Procedure.

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Activate Services

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4
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Step 4 of the Xfinity Internet Activation Procedure.

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Validate Connection

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5
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The 4 types of xFi Advanced Gateways available for customers.

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XB3, XB6, XB7, and XB8

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6
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The model number for the XB8.

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CGM4981COM

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7
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The maximum data throughput for the XB8.

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2.5 Gbps

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8
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The number of Ethernet ports on the XB8.

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4

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9
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The number of telephone ports on the XB8.

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2

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10
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The client limit for each GHz frequency band on the XB8.

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100

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11
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The two model numbers for the XB7.

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CGM4331COM and TG4482A

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12
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The number of Ethernet ports on the XB7.

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4

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13
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The number of telephone ports on the XB7.

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2

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14
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The client limit for each GHz frequency band on the XB7.

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75

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15
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The maximum data throughput for the XB7.

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2.5 Gbps

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16
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The only 2 xFi Advanced Gateways currently offering a backup battery for purchase.

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XB7 and XB8

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17
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The two model numbers for the XB6.

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TG3482G and CGM4140COM

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18
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The number of Ethernet ports on the XB6.

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2

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19
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The number of telephone ports on the XB6.

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2

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20
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The client limit for the 2.4 GHz frequency band on the XB6.

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30

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21
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The client limit for the 5 GHz frequency band on the XB6.

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75

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22
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The maximum data throughput for the XB6.

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1 Gbps

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23
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The four model numbers for the XB3.

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DPC3939, DPC3941T, TC8717, and TG1682G

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24
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The number of Ethernet ports on the XB3.

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4

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25
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The number of telephone ports on the XB3.

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2

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26
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The client limit for the 2.4 GHz frequency band on the XB3.

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30

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27
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The client limit for the 5 GHz frequency band on the XB3.

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30

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28
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The maximum data throughput for the XB3.

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600 Mbps

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29
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The model number for the xFi Advanced Gateway that cannot get xFi Advanced Security.

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DPC3939

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30
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The xFi Advanced Gateway that doesn’t have a separate alarm port.

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XB6

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31
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The xFi Advanced Gateway that isn’t compatible with Self Protection.

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XB3

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32
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The two xFi Advanced Gateways that aren’t compatible with Storm-Ready WiFi.

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XB3 and XB6

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33
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The maximum data throughput for the XB3 DPC3939.

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275 Mbps

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34
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The only xFi Advanced Gateway that has the 6 GHz frequency band.

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XB8

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35
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The status of the device a white steady light means on the XB6, XB7, and XB8.

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On or Operational

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36
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The status of the device a white blinking light means on the XB6, XB7, and XB8.

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Limited Operational

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37
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The status of the device a red steady light means on the XB6, XB7, and XB8.

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No Internet Connection

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38
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The status of the device a blue blinking light means on the XB6, XB7, and XB8.

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WPS Mode

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39
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TCP/IP

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Transmission Control Protocol/Internet Protocol

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40
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The year TCP/IP suite first saw use on the original Department of Defense Internet.

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1983

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41
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This is a suite of communications protocols that allows communication between groups of dissimilar computer systems from a variety of vendors.

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TCP/IP

42
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CAAP

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Comcast Advanced Activation Platform

43
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This service pre-installs an Xfinity Gateway in every unit, allowing residents to get instant access to internet after moving in.

A

WiFi Ready

44
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This service keeps communities connected through a series of property-wide WiFi access points, 24/7 network monitoring included.

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Managed WiFi

45
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This MDU product allows properties to provide specific services to their residents.

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Bulk Service

46
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This MDU product allows properties to assign residents access to internet on site upon move-in via WiFi access points.

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Managed WiFi

47
Q

This MDU product provides preinstalled Gateways in unit, allowing the resident to sign up upon move-in.

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WiFi Ready

48
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The number of dedicated property-wide SSIDs with Connected Building.

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3

49
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The three types of dedicated property-wide SSIDs with Connected Building.

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Resident, Private, and Guest

50
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PMS

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Property Management System

51
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XC2

A

Xfinity Communities Concierge

52
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XC

A

Xfinity Communities

53
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xPMS

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Xfinity Property Management Support

54
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This is a flat, wall mounted version of our XB8 gateway.

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MXB1 or XB8-M

55
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The number of phone ports on the MXB1.

A

1

56
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The number of Ethernet ports on the MXB1.

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2

57
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These two speed throughputs for each Ethernet port on the MXB1.

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1 Gbps and 2.5 Gbps

58
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The MXB1 comes with these three additional radios to communicate with other common smart devices.

A

Bluetooth, Zigbee, and Thread

59
Q

The DOCSIS SoC for the MXB1.

A

BRCM 3390SL

60
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SoC

A

System on a Chip

61
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The unit range to be eligible for Connected Building.

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100 to 750

62
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A resident moving into a Connected Building will receive an email instructing them to create their CIMA credentials this many days prior to their move-in.

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7

63
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A Connected Building customer will use this to view and customize their WiFi name and password.

A

Xfinity App

64
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The monthly gateway rental fee for Connected Building customers.

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0 or Free

65
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When a guest joins the guest WiFi for a Connected Building, they will be brought to this landing page.

A

Captive Portal

66
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A guest connecting to the guest WiFi for a Connected Building will have access for this long.

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4 hours

67
Q

The basic Xfinity support phone number.

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1-800-Xfinity or 1-800-934-6489

68
Q

The two modems that can be preinstalled in a Connected Building unit.

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XB7 and MXB1

69
Q

The tool Connected Building property managers used to manage resident’s bulk Internet service.

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XC2

70
Q

The two resident centric Xfinity Communities products.

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Traditional MDU and WiFi Ready

71
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The two property centric Xfinity Communities products.

A

Managed WiFi and Connected Building

72
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WiFi Ready customers will use this to activate their pre-installed Gateway.

A

Xfinity App

73
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WiFi Ready customers at EPON properties will go to this website when creating an account.

A

xfinity.com/connectnow

74
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This term is used to describe brand new construction for implementing Xfinity Communities services.

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Greenfield

75
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This term is used to describe implementing Xfinity Communities services into locations that are already in use.

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Brownfield

76
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The three types of installation for Brownfield WiFi Ready properties.

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Rolling Install, All-at-once, and Hybrid

77
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The three Welcome Kit materials placed on the kitchen counter for a WiFi Ready pre-installation.

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Table Test, Plastic Sleeve, and Welcome Letter

78
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The two stickers in a Welcome Kit for a WiFi Ready pre-installation.

A

Gateway and Media Panel

79
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The location options for pre-installing the Gateway in a WiFi Ready property.

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Central, Media Panel, and Wall Mount

80
Q

This Xfinity Communities product delivers Internet service to multiple units in a single property through a network of WiFi access points.

A

Managed WiFi

81
Q

The model number for the MikroTik router used in coax properties for Managed WiFi.

A

RB4011iGS+RM

82
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The model number for the Ruckus access point used in coax properties for Managed WiFi.

A

H510

83
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The model number for the EZ-Outlet used in coax properties for Managed WifI.

A

EZ-62B

84
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The port used on the MikroTik to connect to the Gateway.

A

1

85
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The port used on the MikroTik to connect to the EZ Outlet.

A

2

86
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The port used on the MikroTik to connect to PoE.

A

10

87
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The model number for the MikroTik router used in switched Ethernet Managed WiFi properties.

A

CCR1072-1G-8S+

88
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The number of SFP+ ports on the MikroTik router used in switched Ethernet Managed WiFi properties.

A

8

89
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The number of GbE ports on the MikroTik router used in switched Ethernet Managed WiFi properties.

A

1

90
Q

The model number for the D-Link Aggregation Core Fiber Switch.

A

DXS-2400

91
Q

The number of SFP+ ports on the D-Link Aggregation switch.

A

24

92
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The number of G ports on the D-Link Aggregation switch.

A

10

93
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The model number for the D-Link Access switch.

A

DGS-1510

94
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The two different amount of ports on the D-Link Access switches available for use.

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24 and 48

95
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The wattage for the PoE ports on the 24 port D-Link Access switch.

A

193

96
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The wattage for the PoE ports on the 48 port D-Link Access switch.

A

370

97
Q

The number of G Uplink ports on the D-Link Access switches.

A

10

98
Q

The installation of Managed WiFi hardware is managed by this internal group.

A

XMS

99
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XMS

A

Xfinity Managed Services

100
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The two digit job type for Managed WiFi trouble calls.

A

XC

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