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You have been asked to design a wireless network solution that will implement context-aware services on an existing network that was initially deployed for data traffic only. Which two design principl

The correct answer is B. Add access points along the perimeter of the coverage area. C. Install additional APs in monitor mode where the cochannel interference would otherwise be affected.. Improving location accuracy for context-aware services requires adding perimeter APs for better triangulation and deploying monitor-mode APs that passively track clients without disrupting the existing data network.

Designing Network Infrastructure

Question

You have been asked to design a wireless network solution that will implement context-aware services on an existing network that was initially deployed for data traffic only. Which two design principles would you follow to increase the location accuracy with the least possible impact on the current setup? (Choose two.)

Options

  • AUse directional antennas to provide better cell separation.
  • BAdd access points along the perimeter of the coverage area.
  • CInstall additional APs in monitor mode where the cochannel interference would otherwise be affected.
  • DIncrease the AP density to create an average interaccess point distance of less than 40 ft.
  • EFine tune the access points radio configuration to have a higher average transmission power to

How the community answered

(24 responses)
  • A
    8% (2)
  • B
    75% (18)
  • D
    13% (3)
  • E
    4% (1)

Why each option

Improving location accuracy for context-aware services requires adding perimeter APs for better triangulation and deploying monitor-mode APs that passively track clients without disrupting the existing data network.

AUse directional antennas to provide better cell separation.

Directional antennas reduce the overlapping signal coverage and RSSI diversity required for accurate triangulation and would require reconfiguring existing infrastructure.

BAdd access points along the perimeter of the coverage area.Correct

Perimeter APs expand the geometric spread of RSSI measurement points, improving the angle diversity needed for accurate multilateration without requiring modifications to interior data-serving APs.

CInstall additional APs in monitor mode where the cochannel interference would otherwise be affected.Correct

Monitor-mode APs passively listen to client radio frames and report RSSI data to the WLC or MSE for location calculation, adding location sensing capability without associating clients or interfering with co-channel traffic from existing APs.

DIncrease the AP density to create an average interaccess point distance of less than 40 ft.

Reducing inter-AP distance to under 40 ft requires deploying many additional full-service APs across the entire area, which has a significant cost and configuration impact on the existing setup.

EFine tune the access points radio configuration to have a higher average transmission power to

Higher transmission power increases co-channel interference and compresses the RSSI gradient differences between APs, which degrades location accuracy rather than improving it.

Concept tested: Wi-Fi location accuracy design for context-aware services

Source: https://www.cisco.com/c/en/us/td/docs/solutions/Enterprise/Mobility/WiFiLBS-DG/wifich2.html

Topics

#context-aware services#location accuracy#AP monitor mode#wireless deployment

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