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Which two factors influence the density of APs in a data-only WLAN environment? (Choose two.)
The correct answer is C. the defined coverage area and customer needs E. channel reuse and WLAN bandwidth. (C) The defined coverage area and customer needs directly determine how many APs are required - larger areas or higher throughput requirements drive higher AP density. (E) Channel reuse and WLAN bandwidth are core RF planning constraints: deploying APs too densely creates…
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Which two factors influence the density of APs in a data-only WLAN environment? (Choose two.)
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- Athe number of clients that will roam through the facility
- Bthe type of controller chosen
- Cthe defined coverage area and customer needs
- Dthe number of APs dedicated to voice services
- Echannel reuse and WLAN bandwidth
How the community answered
(30 responses)- A7% (2)
- C90% (27)
- D3% (1)
Explanation
(C) The defined coverage area and customer needs directly determine how many APs are required - larger areas or higher throughput requirements drive higher AP density. (E) Channel reuse and WLAN bandwidth are core RF planning constraints: deploying APs too densely creates co-channel interference that degrades throughput, while deploying them too sparsely creates coverage gaps. The type of controller (B) is an architectural choice, not a density driver. Client roaming patterns (A) and voice-dedicated APs (D) are more relevant in voice WLAN designs, not data-only environments.
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