A university is designing Wi-Fi for a 500-seat auditorium that will host lectures and events. During peak sessions, nearly all attendees will have laptops and smartphones active simultaneously. The network team plans to deploy MR access points and wants to maximize per-client throughput. Which design approach should they prioritize?

Deploy APs only at the front of the auditorium to avoid signal overlap in the seating area

Deploy fewer APs with higher transmit power to ensure strong signal throughout the venue

Deploy more APs with lower transmit power and use non-overlapping channels to increase spatial reuse

Deploy a single high-capacity AP with 8 spatial streams to serve all clients

A university has a wireless network with two SSIDs: 'EduStaff' (WPA2-Enterprise) and 'EduGuest' (captive portal). Staff report that voice calls on their smartphones drop when moving between buildings. The smartphones support 802.11r, 802.11k, and 802.11v. The administrator has already enabled all three on the 'EduStaff' SSID. What is the most likely remaining cause of the dropped calls?

The APs are placed too far apart, causing weak signal overlap and forcing clients to roam too late

The 'EduGuest' SSID is interfering with the 'EduStaff' SSID because they are on the same channel

The RADIUS server is too slow to respond to 802.1X authentication during roaming

The smartphones are not actually supporting 802.11r despite the specification

In an enterprise SSID configuration using 802.1X authentication, which component is responsible for verifying user credentials against an identity store?

The RADIUS server (authentication server)

The wireless access point (authenticator)

When placing Meraki MR access points in an office to support seamless roaming, which placement practice is most important?

Placing APs in a grid pattern with overlapping coverage cells

Placing APs in the ceiling corners to avoid obstructions

Mounting APs in the center of each room to maximize coverage

Installing APs only near windows to improve outdoor signal

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Part of the Design domain, which accounts for 30% of the 500-220 exam. Cisco does not publish an official question count, but from its 90-minute exam (~35–60 total, ~11–18 in this domain), expect 2–3 from this objective — we provide 22 practice questions to prepare you well beyond it. (estimate)

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High density wireless design principles
Capacity planning for high density deployments
MR access point selection and placement
Enterprise SSID configuration and security
Enterprise wireless roaming and QoS
Guest wireless network isolation and security
Guest access authentication and captive portal
Guest network bandwidth and usage controls

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A university is designing Wi-Fi for a 500-seat auditorium that will host lectures and events. During peak sessions, nearly all attendees will have laptops and smartphones active simultaneously. The network team plans to deploy MR access points and wants to maximize per-client throughput. Which design approach should they prioritize?
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7expert · hard
A university has a wireless network with two SSIDs: 'EduStaff' (WPA2-Enterprise) and 'EduGuest' (captive portal). Staff report that voice calls on their smartphones drop when moving between buildings. The smartphones support 802.11r, 802.11k, and 802.11v. The administrator has already enabled all three on the 'EduStaff' SSID. What is the most likely remaining cause of the dropped calls?
Select an answer first
8foundation · easy
In an enterprise SSID configuration using 802.1X authentication, which component is responsible for verifying user credentials against an identity store?
Select an answer first
9foundation · easy
In a Meraki guest network, which feature allows an administrator to limit the maximum bandwidth a single guest client can use?
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10foundation · easy
When placing Meraki MR access points in an office to support seamless roaming, which placement practice is most important?
Select an answer first

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In an enterprise SSID configuration using 802.1X authentication, which component is responsible for verifying user credentials against an identity store?

In a Meraki guest network, which feature allows an administrator to limit the maximum bandwidth a single guest client can use?

When placing Meraki MR access points in an office to support seamless roaming, which placement practice is most important?

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