An engineer is conducting a location readiness test and wants a selected point to be considered location-ready. Which three possible configurations reflect the minimum number of APs needed? (Choose th

The correct answer is A. One AP is resident in each quadrant surrounding the point-in-question. D. Four APs are deployed on the floor. E. Three APs are within 70 feet (21 meters) of the point-in-question.. A point in a WLAN deployment is location ready if the following are all determined to be true: At least four access points are deployed on the floor. At least one access point is found to be resident in each quadrant surrounding the point-in-question. At least one access point re

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An engineer is conducting a location readiness test and wants a selected point to be considered location-ready. Which three possible configurations reflect the minimum number of APs needed? (Choose three.)

Options

AOne AP is resident in each quadrant surrounding the point-in-question.
BOne AP per 1400 sq. ft. on the map.
CTwo APs are resident in each quadrant surrounding the point-in-question.
DFour APs are deployed on the floor.
EThree APs are within 70 feet (21 meters) of the point-in-question.
FThree APs are deployed on the floor.

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A
76% (16)
B
5% (1)
C
5% (1)
F
14% (3)

Explanation

A point in a WLAN deployment is location ready if the following are all determined to be true: At least four access points are deployed on the floor. At least one access point is found to be resident in each quadrant surrounding the point-in-question. At least one access point residing in each of at least three of the surrounding quadrants is located within 70 feet of the point-in-question. CMX/CMX_LocFund.pdf

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