Cwna WB15
Cwna WB15
Module Introduction
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Slide 7
Existing Transmitters
Does not refer just to previously installed 802.11
networks
Refers to interfering devices such as microwaves,
cordless headsets, cordless phones, wireless
machinery
Portability vs. Mobility
There are two types of mobility
1. Related to being portable
2. True mobility
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Slide 10
PoE
How will the access points be powered?
APs are often mounted in the ceiling
Power over Ethernet (PoE)
All data privacy and encryption needs should be
discussed
All AAA requirements must be documented
It should be determined whether the customer plans to
implement a Wireless Intrusion Detection or Prevention
System (WIDS or WIPS) for protection against rogue APs
and the many other types of wireless attacks
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Slide 13
Spectrum Analysis
Be sure to identify potential sources of interference
RF Coverage Analysis define RF cell boundaries
Hardware Placement and Configuration recommend
AP placement, antenna orientation, channel reuse
pattern, power settings, and any other AP-specific
information such as installation techniques and cable
routing
Capacity and Performance Analysis includes results
from application throughput testing, which is
sometimes an optional analysis report included with
the final survey report
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Slide 15
Module Review
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Review Questions:
1. True or False: Even though 802.11 technologies have been around since 1997,
much misunderstanding and misinformation about wireless networking still exists.
A. True
B. False
2. True or False: When doing a WLAN site survey, existing transmitters refers to
previously installed 802.11 networks.
A. True
B. False
2. B
False. When doing a WLAN site survey, existing transmitters refer to interfering
devices such as microwaves, cordless headsets, cordless phones, wireless
machinery.
3. A
True. Because of the widespread acceptance of Wi-Fi in business environments,
most companies offer some sort of wireless guest access to the Internet.
4. A
True. Hardware placement and configuration recommend AP placement,
antenna orientation, channel reuse pattern, power settings, and any other AP-
specific information such as installation techniques and cable routing.
5. A
True. Capacity and performance analysis includes results from application
throughput testing, which is sometimes an optional analysis report included with
the final survey report.