A mall has deployed Mist for wayfinding. Users report that location estimates are consistently off by about 10 meters in a specific corridor. The APs are healthy and the RSSI values from clients appear normal. What should the administrator check first?

Increase the AP transmit power to improve signal coverage in the corridor

Verify that the AP locations on the floor plan match the actual physical placements

Reboot all APs to clear any stale location data

Check for RF interference from microwave ovens in nearby food courts

A stadium is deploying Mist for wayfinding and proximity marketing. They want to use both Wi-Fi and BLE to improve location accuracy. What is the correct approach in the Mist architecture?

Enable BLE on the APs and use the Mist cloud to combine Wi-Fi RSSI and BLE RSSI for location

Use BLE only for location and disable Wi-Fi location to avoid interference

Use Wi-Fi for location and BLE only for asset tracking

Deploy separate BLE beacons and use them exclusively for location

A warehouse uses Mist for locating forklifts. The environment is large with high racks. The location engine currently uses RSSI from APs. The administrator notices that accuracy degrades when forklifts are in aisles between tall metal racks. What is the most likely cause?

The forklifts are moving too fast for the location engine to track

Signal multipath and reflection from the metal racks distort RSSI measurements

The APs are not broadcasting SSID

The forklifts' Wi-Fi radios are too weak to be detected

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Domain 6Objective 1

Wi-Fi Location JN0-452 Practice Questions (Page 6)

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A mall has deployed Mist for wayfinding. Users report that location estimates are consistently off by about 10 meters in a specific corridor. The APs are healthy and the RSSI values from clients appear normal. What should the administrator check first?
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A stadium is deploying Mist for wayfinding and proximity marketing. They want to use both Wi-Fi and BLE to improve location accuracy. What is the correct approach in the Mist architecture?
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A warehouse uses Mist for locating forklifts. The environment is large with high racks. The location engine currently uses RSSI from APs. The administrator notices that accuracy degrades when forklifts are in aisles between tall metal racks. What is the most likely cause?
Select an answer first

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A mall has deployed Mist for wayfinding. Users report that location estimates are consistently off by about 10 meters in a specific corridor. The APs are healthy and the RSSI values from clients appear normal. What should the administrator check first?

A stadium is deploying Mist for wayfinding and proximity marketing. They want to use both Wi-Fi and BLE to improve location accuracy. What is the correct approach in the Mist architecture?

A warehouse uses Mist for locating forklifts. The environment is large with high racks. The location engine currently uses RSSI from APs. The administrator notices that accuracy degrades when forklifts are in aisles between tall metal racks. What is the most likely cause?

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