You are working with a client that owns a six-story building in Charlotte, N.C. They occupy the bottom three floors, and currently have a wired LAN. They have contacted you to perform a WLAN site survey of their facility. Which three issues do you need to take into consideration before performing the site survey? (Choose three.)
A. How many other organizations occupy the building?
B. Does the customer facility have a multistory atrium or lobby?
C. Protocol type required, client types in place, and client density?
D. Is WLAN coverage required in the elevators?
E. How many equipment closets do they have per floor and does the infrastructure all run back to a central location?
F. How much signal bleedthrough is permissible between floors? G. How much WLAN experience does the customer IT staff have?
Answer: B, C, D
You have been contacted by a medium-sized hospitality company that has 50 hotels. They would like to upgrade their existing WLAN in each hotel to 802.11n. While performing the site surveys for each hotel, what are the issues that you need to take into consideration when determining the locations for each AP?
A. Selecting AP locations where power is already available
B. Selecting APs that can be hidden in ceiling panels to provide a secure and clean aesthetic look
C. Selecting locations that are easily accessed so maintenance and upgrades can be performed quickly
D. Selecting locations that make visual assessment of the AP operation easy
Answer: B
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