H12-323_V2.0 · Question #295
Which three formats of drawings can be planned using WLAN planning tools? (Multiple choice)
The correct answer is A. Google Earth B. Bitmap (jpg, gif, bmp, etc.) C. PDF drawings. WLAN planning tools such as Ekahau, NetSpot, and Cisco's tools support importing Google Earth files for outdoor site surveys, bitmap images (jpg, gif, bmp) as floor plan backgrounds, and PDF drawings which are commonly provided by architects and facilities teams - making A, B…
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Which three formats of drawings can be planned using WLAN planning tools? (Multiple choice)
Options
- AGoogle Earth
- BBitmap (jpg, gif, bmp, etc.)
- CPDF drawings
- DVector graphics (ai, odr, etc.)
How the community answered
(66 responses)- A73% (48)
- D27% (18)
Explanation
WLAN planning tools such as Ekahau, NetSpot, and Cisco's tools support importing Google Earth files for outdoor site surveys, bitmap images (jpg, gif, bmp) as floor plan backgrounds, and PDF drawings which are commonly provided by architects and facilities teams - making A, B, and C the correct trio.
Option D is the distractor: while vector formats like .ai (Adobe Illustrator) and .odr (OpenDocument Drawing) are technically superior for scaling, most WLAN planning tools do not natively import proprietary vector formats - you would typically export/convert them to PDF or bitmap first before importing.
Memory tip: Think "What would a network engineer actually have on hand?" - a Google Earth satellite view, a scanned floor plan (bitmap), or an architect's PDF. Vector source files live in a designer's workstation, not a network engineer's toolkit.
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