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A controller-based WLAN infrastructure has its controller on a different subnet than its APs. What device must be used to enable any communication between the Controller and the APs?
An engineering firm just upgraded their WLAN form nine 802.11n APS to nine 802.11ac APs. After this upgrade, they did not see any improvement in throughput. What is the most likely cause of this result?
You are validating association capabilities from clients to an 802.1X/EAP secure SSID. The RADIUS server's IP address is 10.100.50.25 and the default RADIUS authentication port is used. When testing them, none of the clients are able to associate to the SSID. Troubleshooting the WLAN infrastructure, you found out that the server is up and the RADIUS service is up as well, but the authenticator is not able to communicate properly with the server. What's your next troubleshooting step?
When doing some frame capturing over the air during a voice call, you realized that frames on the downlink (from the AP to the client) direction are not being transmitted with the correct UP value for voice frames, but on the uplink (from the client to the AP) direction are being transmitted correctly. What's the cause of this issue?
What is the most suitable antenna option to be used when designing a WLAN infrastructure with APs mounted on a ceiling with a height of more than 20 feet and having all of the client stations used from the floor?
