H12-323_V2.0 · Question #153
When using the AP calculator in the CloudCampus app to quickly calculate the number of APs in a mobile office scenario, which of the following parameters should be entered based on actual…
The correct answer is A. Number of rooms C. Single-user bandwidth requirements D. Deployment area. In the CloudCampus AP calculator for a mobile office scenario, Number of rooms (A), Single-user bandwidth requirements (C), and Deployment area (D) are entered based on actual, site-specific conditions - these are physical or user-driven facts that vary with every deployment…
Question
When using the AP calculator in the CloudCampus app to quickly calculate the number of APs in a mobile office scenario, which of the following parameters should be entered based on actual conditions? (Multiple choice)
Options
- ANumber of rooms
- BAP Concurrency Rate
- CSingle-user bandwidth requirements
- DDeployment area
How the community answered
(28 responses)- A75% (21)
- B25% (7)
Explanation
In the CloudCampus AP calculator for a mobile office scenario, Number of rooms (A), Single-user bandwidth requirements (C), and Deployment area (D) are entered based on actual, site-specific conditions - these are physical or user-driven facts that vary with every deployment. The deployment area and room count define coverage needs, while single-user bandwidth drives capacity planning, both of which must reflect the real environment.
AP Concurrency Rate (B) is wrong because it is not a site-specific measurement you observe or obtain on-site - it is a standardized industry assumption (typically a fixed percentage like 30–40%) that the calculator applies internally. You do not determine this "based on actual conditions"; the tool pre-defines it for the scenario type.
Memory tip: Ask yourself, "Can I physically measure or observe this on-site?" - Area, rooms, and per-user bandwidth are things you walk in and assess. Concurrency rate is a statistical assumption baked into the formula, not a field observation.
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