H12-311_V3.0 · Question #193
For indoor distributed AP, which of the following description is correct?
The correct answer is B. It can be combined with the operator's 3G network for deployment. Option B is correct because indoor distributed APs are specifically designed to integrate with operator networks (including 3G) to extend cellular coverage into buildings - this hybrid deployment capability is a core design feature that distinguishes indoor distributed systems…
Question
For indoor distributed AP, which of the following description is correct?
Options
- AAP power up to 800mW
- BIt can be combined with the operator's 3G network for deployment
- CWaterproof and dustproof
- DAP6310SN supports dual-band mode
How the community answered
(57 responses)- A4% (2)
- B77% (44)
- C14% (8)
- D5% (3)
Explanation
Option B is correct because indoor distributed APs are specifically designed to integrate with operator networks (including 3G) to extend cellular coverage into buildings - this hybrid deployment capability is a core design feature that distinguishes indoor distributed systems from standard enterprise APs.
Why the distractors are wrong:
- A is wrong - Indoor distributed APs operate at significantly lower power levels (typically around 100mW or less); 800mW is characteristic of high-power outdoor APs, not indoor distributed units.
- C is wrong - Waterproof and dustproof (IP-rated) enclosures are features of outdoor APs, which must withstand harsh environments; indoor distributed APs operate in controlled indoor conditions and lack this protection.
- D is wrong - The AP6310SN is a single-band device (2.4GHz only); the "SN" suffix in Huawei's naming convention signals single-band. Dual-band models carry different model designations.
Memory tip: Think of indoor distributed APs as "indoor cellular helpers" - their defining purpose is seamless integration with operator (3G/4G) networks to fill coverage gaps inside buildings. If a feature sounds like it belongs on an outdoor or enterprise AP (high power, weatherproofing, dual-band), it's likely a distractor.
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