H12-323_V2.0 · Question #356
In a WLAN network, there are two ways of radio frequency tuning: global tuning and local tuning. The purpose of local tuning is mainly to optimize the local signal environment by adjusting the…
The correct answer is A. After WAC detects that a new AP has come online B. An AP finds that the utilization of the working channel is too high or cannot send Beacon frames C. Neighbor detection identifies that the interference of illegal AP exceeds the threshold. You've hit your weekly limit · resets 5am (America/New_York)
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In a WLAN network, there are two ways of radio frequency tuning: global tuning and local tuning. The purpose of local tuning is mainly to optimize the local signal environment by adjusting the channel and power in a small range when the local signal environment deteriorates. Which of the following scenarios will trigger local tuning? (Multiple choice)
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- AAfter WAC detects that a new AP has come online
- BAn AP finds that the utilization of the working channel is too high or cannot send Beacon frames
- CNeighbor detection identifies that the interference of illegal AP exceeds the threshold
- DThe terminal device connected to an AP is manually restarted
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(35 responses)- A80% (28)
- D20% (7)
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