QuestionQ1
WLAN Radio Resource ManagementActual packet transmission rates of STAs differ greatly depending on the radio modes that STAs support and the radio environment. The airtime scheduling function allocates channel resources according to the channel-occupation time of users connected to the same radio. Each user receives equal time to occupy the channel, ensuring fairness in channel occupation. If multiple users send different packet types, airtime scheduling still takes effect.
- A TRUE
- B FALSE
QuestionQ2
WLAN Planning ScenariosOn an agile distributed WLAN, RUs and central APs must be located on the same Layer 2 network, and each RU can associate with only one central AP.
- A TRUE
- B FALSE
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QuestionQ3
WLAN Networking TechnologiesWhich WAC reliability networking modes require the active and standby WACs to use the same models and software versions?
- A Dual-link HSB
- B Dual-link cold backup
- C VRRP HSB
- D N+1 backup
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QuestionQ4
WLAN Planning ToolsAPs may be deployed either automatically or manually in WLAN Planner. In most scenarios, manual AP deployment is recommended. Automatic AP deployment applies only to certain scenarios with simple structures.
- A TRUE
- B FALSE
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QuestionQ5
WLAN Networking TechnologiesA VLAN pool can be configured to supply service VLANs. Which of the following statements about a VLAN pool is false?
- A If the VLAN assignment algorithm is set to hash and a STA goes online multiple times, the STA is preferentially assigned the IP addresses it uses previously.
- B Configuring a VLAN pool to provide service VLANs can reduce the number of STAs in each VLAN and also the size of the broadcast domain.
- C If the VLAN assignment algorithm is set to even and a STA goes online multiple times, the STA obtains different IP addresses each time.
- D Nonexistent VLANs cannot be added to a VLAN pool.
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