CWS Organizational WLAN Goals Questions and Answers

Question 1

A university is designing a WLAN for a large lecture hall that will host over 300 students, each using a laptop for online activities.
Which organizational goal is the MOST critical to address in this high-density environment?

Accepted Answer

Capacity

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Aesthetic integration of APs

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Coverage

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Power over Ethernet (PoE) efficiency

Question 2

An organization plans to implement a Voice over Wi-Fi (VoWiFi) system for its employees who move throughout a large warehouse. Which two WLAN design goals are MOST important for ensuring reliable call quality and preventing dropped calls?

Accepted Answer

Seamless roaming and QoS

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High throughput and guest access

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Location tracking and network segmentation

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Device onboarding and aesthetic design

Question 3

Which of the following BEST defines the organizational goal of 'coverage' in a WLAN design?

Accepted Answer

Providing a minimum signal strength level throughout all required physical areas.

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Ensuring the network can support a specific number of devices and applications.

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Segmenting the network to separate guest traffic from internal corporate traffic.

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The ability for client devices to move between access points without losing connection.

Question 4

A retail company wants to deploy guest Wi-Fi in its stores. A primary business requirement is to track customer movement patterns and dwell times to optimize store layout. This business need translates directly into which technical WLAN goal?

Accepted Answer

Design for location-based services

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Support for WPA3-Enterprise security

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Implementation of a captive portal

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Strict bandwidth limiting per user

Question 5

During the initial planning phase for a new WLAN, what is the primary purpose of defining the types of devices and applications that will use the network?

Accepted Answer

To establish the capacity and performance requirements.

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To select the brand of access points to be purchased.

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To determine the cabling and switch port requirements.

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To create the network's security policies and access controls.

Question 6

An organization has identified that its most critical application is inventory management, which runs on older barcode scanners that only support 802.11b/g. According to best practices, this device is known as the 'Least Capable, Most Important' (LCMI) device. How should this information primarily influence the WLAN design?

Accepted Answer

The network design must ensure adequate coverage and performance specifically for these legacy devices.

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The entire network must be configured to operate only in the 2.4 GHz band.

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The organization must immediately replace all older scanners with newer models.

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Security should be disabled on the 2.4 GHz band to ensure compatibility.