An IT consultant is designing a WLAN for a new office building. The building has concrete walls and a mix of open areas and private offices. The consultant needs to predict coverage and capacity before installation. What is the most appropriate tool for this task?

A site survey after installation

What is the primary role of a WLAN controller in a campus network design?

To connect wireless clients to the internet

To amplify the wireless signal from access points

To centralize management, configuration, and policy enforcement for access points

To provide power to access points

A stadium is designing a WLAN for its seating areas. The design team wants to use directional antennas on APs mounted on the stadium roof to cover the stands. What is the main benefit of using directional antennas in this scenario?

They eliminate the need for channel planning

They increase the number of clients that can associate with each AP

They focus the signal toward the seating area, reducing interference with other areas

They provide a 360-degree coverage pattern, simplifying installation

A school district is planning a WLAN for a new high school. The school will have 1,500 students and 150 staff, each with a laptop or tablet. The design team must ensure that the WLAN can support the expected number of concurrent devices during class changes. Which requirement is most critical to capture during the requirements gathering phase?

The maximum number of devices that will be active simultaneously

The location of the nearest coffee shop

The brand of the client devices

What is the primary purpose of designing secondary coverage in a WLAN?

To reduce the number of access points needed

To increase the data rate for all clients

To provide redundancy in case a primary access point fails

To comply with regulatory requirements

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WLAN Design JN0-1103 Practice Questions (Page 4)

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An IT consultant is designing a WLAN for a new office building. The building has concrete walls and a mix of open areas and private offices. The consultant needs to predict coverage and capacity before installation. What is the most appropriate tool for this task?
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A stadium is designing a WLAN for its seating areas. The design team wants to use directional antennas on APs mounted on the stadium roof to cover the stands. What is the main benefit of using directional antennas in this scenario?
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A school district is planning a WLAN for a new high school. The school will have 1,500 students and 150 staff, each with a laptop or tablet. The design team must ensure that the WLAN can support the expected number of concurrent devices during class changes. Which requirement is most critical to capture during the requirements gathering phase?
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