Which of the following statement about the naming of "AP6010DN" is incorrect?

Question

Options

• A"AP" in AP6010DN is the specific prefix of the enterprise network AP
• B"601" in AP6010DN represents the first generation of standard indoor installation
• C"D" in AP6010DN means that the AP is a dual-band AP that supports both 2.4GHz and 5GHz
• D"N" in AP6010DN means the AP is 802.11n AP

• A
  6% (3)
• B
  2% (1)
• C
  13% (7)
• D
  79% (41)

Explanation

Option D is the incorrect statement because "N" in AP6010DN does not indicate the 802.11n wireless standard - it refers to the N-type RF antenna connector, which is a hardware characteristic describing the external antenna interface used on the device.

Option A is correct: "AP" is indeed the standard prefix Huawei uses to designate enterprise-class access points. Option B is correct: within the "6010" model string, "601" encodes the product series and generation information indicating first-generation standard indoor deployment. Option C is correct: "D" specifically denotes dual-band capability, meaning the AP operates on both 2.4 GHz and 5 GHz simultaneously.

Memory tip: Think of the suffix letters as describing physical hardware traits, not wireless standards - "D" describes radio bands (dual-band), while "N" describes the antenna port (N-type connector). If Huawei wanted to specify 802.11n, that information would be in the product datasheet's specification table, not encoded as a suffix letter in this naming scheme.

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