Twenty questions on the whole course, using the lab network where it helps: AP1 in VLAN 30, WLC1 at 10.10.99.10, Staff WLAN in VLAN 10 with 802.1X, Guest WLAN in VLAN 20 with a PSK. If you get one wrong, the explanation names the lesson to go back to.
1. Which band has the longest range through walls?
2. Which three 2.4 GHz channels don't overlap (in most countries)?
3. An AP's power is raised from 25 mW to 50 mW. What is the change?
4. A radio sends 20 dBm, the cable loses 3 dB and the antenna has 5 dBi of gain. What is the EIRP?
5. RSSI is −70 dBm and the noise floor is −92 dBm. Is the SNR good enough for voice (target 25 dB)?
6. Metal shelving creates dead spots and multipath. Which RF effect is mainly responsible?
7. Which standard is Wi-Fi 6, and what feature lets it serve several clients in one transmission?
8. Which standards operate only in the 5 GHz band?
9. Which frame type is an ACK?
10. In what order does a client join a WPA2-Enterprise WLAN?
11. A wired-only lab instrument must join the Staff WLAN. Which device helps?
12. In a mesh, which AP is cabled to the wired network?
13. What does CAPWAP carry between a lightweight AP and its WLC?
14. Branch APs must keep serving staff if the WAN to the WLC fails. Which mode?
15. How is the switch port for a local-mode AP configured?
16. Which WLC setting decides which VLAN the Guest WLAN's clients land in?
17. How must the switch be configured for an AireOS WLC's LAG?
18. Which encryption does WPA2 use?
19. What does WPA3-Personal use instead of the WPA2 PSK exchange?
20. Staff logins fail on the Staff WLAN; Guest works. The RADIUS log shows requests from 10.10.99.10 rejected as an unknown client. Fix?