Which factor can degrade Wi-Fi performance due to overlapping channels?

Increasing the transmit power of the access point

Multiple access points configured on the same or adjacent channels

Using a wired Ethernet connection

A rural clinic needs to connect its main building to a nearby medical records office 300 meters away. The clinic has a limited budget and no existing fiber infrastructure. The area has frequent thunderstorms. The clinic also needs to provide internet access to field workers who visit patients at home. Which solution best meets the clinic's needs?

Install a point-to-point wireless bridge using unlicensed 5 GHz Wi-Fi between the buildings, and use cellular for the field workers.

Run multimode fiber between the buildings and use Wi-Fi for the field workers.

Install shielded twisted-pair copper between the buildings and use cellular for field workers.

Use a cellular router for both the building link and the field workers.

A company operates a fleet of delivery vehicles that must transmit real-time location data and receive route updates. Vehicles travel through urban and rural areas, and the company needs a solution that works across wide geographic areas without relying on local Wi-Fi. Which technology is most appropriate?

Fiber optic connections to each vehicle

Wired Ethernet connections at each vehicle

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3.2. Differentiate Between Wi-Fi, Cellular, and Wired Network Technologies. 100-150 Practice Questions (Page 4)

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16foundation · easy
Which factor can degrade Wi-Fi performance due to overlapping channels?
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17foundation · easy
Which of the following building materials is most likely to significantly attenuate cellular signals?
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18foundation · easy
Which technology typically provides the most reliable and highest-speed connection for a stationary desktop computer in an office?
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19expert · hard
A rural clinic needs to connect its main building to a nearby medical records office 300 meters away. The clinic has a limited budget and no existing fiber infrastructure. The area has frequent thunderstorms. The clinic also needs to provide internet access to field workers who visit patients at home. Which solution best meets the clinic's needs?
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20expert · medium
A company operates a fleet of delivery vehicles that must transmit real-time location data and receive route updates. Vehicles travel through urban and rural areas, and the company needs a solution that works across wide geographic areas without relying on local Wi-Fi. Which technology is most appropriate?
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Which factor can degrade Wi-Fi performance due to overlapping channels?

Which of the following building materials is most likely to significantly attenuate cellular signals?

Which technology typically provides the most reliable and highest-speed connection for a stationary desktop computer in an office?

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