The AP deployment type in the AP domain, which of the following does not include?

Question

Options

• ANormal deployment
• BArranged in an orderly manner
• CDiscrete deployment
• DDense deployment

• A
  17% (4)
• B
  75% (18)
• C
  4% (1)
• D
  4% (1)

Explanation

Option B ("Arranged in an orderly manner") is correct because it describes a physical layout characteristic, not a recognized AP deployment type - it conflates how APs might be physically positioned with an actual deployment strategy category.

The three valid AP deployment types are: Normal deployment (A), a standard single-AP or baseline coverage setup; Discrete deployment (C), where APs are spread apart to cover large, low-density areas with minimal overlap; and Dense deployment (D), where many APs are packed tightly to handle high-user-density environments like stadiums or conference halls.

Memory tip: Think of the three valid types on a density spectrum - Discrete → Normal → Dense - which maps to low, medium, and high user/coverage density. Anything that sounds like a physical arrangement description ("orderly," "evenly spaced," "in rows") rather than a coverage strategy is likely the odd one out.

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