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300-360 Question #21: Real Exam Question with Answer & Explanation

The correct answer is D: Deploy RAP where limited cable can be run or exists, and extend coverage using MAP.. The correct solution is to deploy a wireless mesh network using Root Access Points (RAPs) where wired connections exist, and Mesh Access Points (MAPs) to extend coverage wirelessly to areas where cabling cannot be run. MAPs communicate with RAPs (or other MAPs) over a wireless ba

Question

An engineer is assigned to provide wireless coverage in a provincial capital building. Due to the age and historic nature of the building, the ability to run new copper Ethernet cable to desired AP locations is limited. Which requirement should the engineer specify to overcome this restriction?

Options

  • ADeploy access points where the survey indicates and connect them via fiber optic cable, using a
  • BDeploy access points to each phone location converting two spare pairs of copper from the phone
  • CDeploy access point devices where limited cable can be run or exists and connect high-gain
  • DDeploy RAP where limited cable can be run or exists, and extend coverage using MAP.

Explanation

The correct solution is to deploy a wireless mesh network using Root Access Points (RAPs) where wired connections exist, and Mesh Access Points (MAPs) to extend coverage wirelessly to areas where cabling cannot be run. MAPs communicate with RAPs (or other MAPs) over a wireless backhaul, eliminating the need to run Ethernet to every AP location. This is the standard approach in environments with cabling restrictions. Options A and B still require running some form of new cabling infrastructure. Option C (high-gain antennas) may improve range from existing locations but does not effectively solve coverage gaps in areas where cable cannot reach.

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