A company is designing a WLAN for a new campus building. The design includes access points (APs), switches, and a controller. The APs will be connected to the switches, and the switches will connect to the controller. What is the role of the switch in this WLAN design?

To provide network connectivity and Power over Ethernet (PoE) to the APs

To provide wireless coverage to clients

To authenticate wireless clients

To manage RF channels and transmit power for the APs

A network engineer is designing a WLAN for a new branch office. The office has a mix of cubicles and conference rooms. The engineer needs to determine the number of APs required to provide adequate coverage and capacity. What is the first step in this process?

Install APs and test connectivity

Configure the wireless controller

Gather requirements such as the number of users and applications

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WLAN Design JN0-1103 Practice Questions (Page 7)

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A company is designing a WLAN for a new campus building. The design includes access points (APs), switches, and a controller. The APs will be connected to the switches, and the switches will connect to the controller. What is the role of the switch in this WLAN design?

A network engineer is designing a WLAN for a new branch office. The office has a mix of cubicles and conference rooms. The engineer needs to determine the number of APs required to provide adequate coverage and capacity. What is the first step in this process?

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