Chapter 12 Flashcards

1
Q

Which of the following can cause roaming problems? (Choose Two)

A

A) Too little cell coverage overlap

B) Too much cell coverage overlap

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2
Q

What is the most common way to overcome multipath in an indoor environment?

A

Diversity Antenna Systems

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3
Q

Several users are complaining that their VoWiFi phones keep losing connectivity. The WLAN administrator notices that the frame transmissions of the VoWiFi phones are corrupted when listened to with a protocol analyzer near the access point, but are not corrupted when listened to with the protocol analyzer near the VoWiFi phone. What is the most likely cause of this problem?

A

Mismatched power settings

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4
Q

What variables might affect range in an 802.11 WLAN? (Choose Three)

A

A) Antenna gain
B) Physical environment
C) Transmission power

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5
Q

The “near / far” problem is normally addressed by the CSMA/CA process.

A

True

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6
Q

Why would a WLAN network administrator consider disabling the two lowest rates on an 802.11b/g access point? (Choose Two)

A

A) Medium contention

B) Hidden node

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7
Q

Which type of interference is caused by multipath?

A

Intersymbol interference

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8
Q

This type of architecture has zero handoff time and all access points have the same BSSID

A

Single-channel Architecture

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9
Q

In a multiple channel architecture (MCA) design, what is the greatest number of nonoverlapping channels that can be deployed in the 2.4 GHz ISM band? (In the United States)

A

3

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10
Q

What can be done to fix the hidden node problem? (Choose Three)

A

A) Move the hidden node station
B) Remove the obstacle
C) Increase power on all client stations

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11
Q

Data environments can typically handle a higher level of layer 2 retransmissions then VOIP networks.

A

True

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12
Q

Which tool is normally used to discover sources of RF interference?

A

Spectrum Analyzer

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13
Q

What are some of the negative effects of layer 2 retransmissions? (Choose Three)

A

A) Increased latency
B) Excessive MAC sublayer overhead
C) Jitter

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14
Q

Which of these weather conditions is a concern when deploying a long-distance point-to-point bridge link?

A
A) Wind
B) Rain
C) Fog
D) Changes in air temperature
*** All of the above***
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15
Q

A single user is complaining that her VoWiFi phone has choppy audio. The WLAN administrator notices that the user’s MAC address has a retry rate of 25 percent when observed with a protocol analyzer. However, all the other users have a retry rate of about 5 percent when also observed with the protocol analyzer. What is the most likely cause of this problem?

A

Hidden node

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16
Q

Based on RSSI metrics, concentric zones of variable data rate coverage exist around an access point due to the upshifting and downshifting of client stations between data rates. What is the correct name of this process, according to the IEEE 802.11-2007 standard?

A

Dynamic rate switching

17
Q

If the access points transmit on the same frequency channel in a multi-channel (MCA) architecture, what type of interference is caused by overlapping coverage cells?

A

Co-channel interference

18
Q

What scenarios might result in a hidden node problem? (Choose Three)

A

A) Distributed antenna system
B) Too large coverage cell
C) Physical obstruction

19
Q

Which WLAN architecture can use the 40 MHz OFDM channel capabilities of an 802.11n access point in the 2.4 GHz ISM band using a single channel blanket?

A

Single channel architecture

20
Q

What type of solution may be deployed to provide continuous connectivity when a client station roams across layer 3 boundaries?

A

Mobile IP solution

21
Q

What type of interference is caused by overlapping coverage cells with overlapping frequencies?

A

Adjacent cell interference

22
Q

What are some problems that can occur when an access point is transmitting at full power? (Choose Three)

A

A) Hidden node
B) Mismatched power between the AP and the clients
C) Co-channel interference

23
Q

Layer 2 retransmissions occur when frames become corrupted. What are some of the causes of layer 2 retries? (Choose Four)

A

A) RF interference
B) Low SNR
C) Multipath
D) Adjacent cell interference (Adjacent Channel Interference)

24
Q

What variables might affect range in an 802.11 WLAN?

A
A) Wavelength
B) Free space path loss
C) Brick walls
D) Trees
***All of the above***
25
Q

What is the primary method of increasing capacity in a multi-channel architecture 802.11 WLAN?

A

Cell sizing