A.Cisco WCS supports third-party antennas for location applications.
B.Access points that are defined with third-party antennas will not participate in rogue on-demand location tracking.
C.Cisco WCS supports third-party antenna gain， azimuth， and elevation progation patterns.
D.Access points that are defined with a third-party antenna in Cisco WCS will display coverage heat maps.

A.Max RF bandwidth is 75 percent， reserved roaming bandwidth is 6 percent.
B.Max RF bandwidth is 50 percent， reserved roaming bandwidth is 10 percent.
C.Max RF bandwidth is 50 percent， reserved roaming bandwidth is 15 percent.
D.Max RF bandwidth is 0 percent， reserved roaming bandwidth is 0.

A.NEMA area
B.plenum area
C.DAS area
D.extended area
E.RF special area

A.nowhere （but should be discussed with the customer）
B.on the site survey map and within the site survey text
C.on the customers blueprints
D.in the Cisco WCS Planning Tool

A.Signal strength （4th access point）
B.Signal strength （3rd access point）
C.Channel interference
D.Predictive physical data rate downlink （2nd access point）

A.Crowd of people
B.Office window
C.Metal door
D.Brick wall

A.The backhaul link is dynamic 1 to 54Mb/s.
B.The backhaul link is typically a fixed value.
C.The backhaul link uses DAS antennas.
D.The backhaul link uses antenna multiplexing.
E.The backhaul link does not rely on fade margin.

A.Transmit only
B.Diversity
C.Receive only
D.Single isolated antenna

A.LOS modulation
B.Multipath distortion
C.RF signal absorption
D.RF signal attenuation
E.Fresnel zone impedance

A.Add a new 802.11a WLAN
B.Increase the Layer 2 and Layer 3 security of the WLAN
C.Increase the throughput for the wireless clients
D.Add new services （such as voice） over the WLAN