When planning to perform a customer WLAN site survey, which three components and tasks should be considered? (Choose three.)

Question

Options

• ASchedule a meeting with the customer to discuss the Statement of Work
• BComplete the Pre-Survey Customer Questionnaire
• CSchedule customer end user interviews
• DConsider travel, access, and equipment requirements necessary to perform the site survey
• ESchedule initial customer meeting and pre-survey walkthrough events
• FDetermine radio spectrum and channel allocation
• GDetermine AP and controller placement
• HDetermine customer training requirements

• A
  4% (1)
• B
  88% (22)
• F
  8% (2)

Explanation

These three tasks represent the practical and logistical preparation required before physically conducting a site survey. Completing the Pre-Survey Customer Questionnaire (B) gathers critical information about the facility, existing infrastructure, coverage requirements, and business constraints, ensuring the survey team knows what to look for. Considering travel, access, and equipment requirements (D) covers the operational logistics - such as obtaining building access, scheduling escorts, and ensuring the right survey tools and hardware are available on-site. Scheduling the initial customer meeting and pre-survey walkthrough (E) aligns the survey team with the customer's expectations and provides a preliminary understanding of the environment before detailed measurements begin. Determining radio spectrum/channel allocation (F) and AP/controller placement (G) are design outputs derived from survey results, not planning prerequisites. Stakeholder identification (not listed as A here) and training requirements (H) are organizational concerns separate from survey execution planning.

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