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H12-323_V2.0 · Question #362

In a certain enterprise WLAN network, an AP works on a 2.4G channel. There is co-channel or neighboring signal interference between the AP and the neighboring AP. At the same time, the area to be…

The correct answer is A. If there are not enough 5G available channels, the radio can be switched to other non-overlapping B. If the radio supports switching to 5G, but the 5G channel resources are already saturated, you C. If the radio supports switching to 5G, but the 5G channel resources are already saturated, you. See the full explanation below for the reasoning.

WLAN Troubleshooting and Optimization

Question

In a certain enterprise WLAN network, an AP works on a 2.4G channel. There is co-channel or neighboring signal interference between the AP and the neighboring AP. At the same time, the area to be covered by the AP's 2.4G frequency band can be covered by the neighboring AP. Which of the following strategies can be used to deal with the above situation? (Multiple choice)

Options

  • AIf there are not enough 5G available channels, the radio can be switched to other non-overlapping
  • BIf the radio supports switching to 5G, but the 5G channel resources are already saturated, you
  • CIf the radio supports switching to 5G, but the 5G channel resources are already saturated, you
  • DDirectly turn off the radio frequency to solve the coverage problem from the root and reduce the
  • EIf there are sufficient 5G channels available and the radio frequency supports switching to 5G, the

How the community answered

(49 responses)
  • A
    69% (34)
  • D
    20% (10)
  • E
    10% (5)

Topics

#co-channel interference#2.4GHz channel#5GHz migration#radio management

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