Motorola Solutions Deploy WLAN Solutions Sample Questions:

1. You are deploying a new system and are creating the RF Domain(s). Which of the following options would you use to group the APs into the same domain?

A) By site, which can be a location where the group of installed APs can hear each other's beacons.
B) By name, so they can be easily sorted in the tree view of the controller.
C) By deployment phase, so configurations can be accidentally pushed to newly installed APs.
D) By VLAN, where all APs are on the same subnet.

2. Motorola WiNG 5 APs can support up to eight BSSIDs and 16 ESSIDs per radio. If six ESSIDs are configured on the 2.4 GHz radio of a Motorola AP-7131 using default settings, what is the number of Beacons that will be broadcast from that radio each second?

A) 6
B) 1
C) 16
D) 60
E) 10

3. You have configured a Motorola RFS controller using WiNG 5 and have attempted to adopt a group of APs using L2 adoption but the adoption is not successful. You have confirmed the following:
Given this scenario, which of the following is the most likely cause of the unsuccessful AP adoption?

A) The APs GE ports have been configured for an 802.1q-untagged native VLAN
B) The APs GE ports have been configured for an S02.1q-tagged native VLAN
C) DHCP option 192 has not been defined on the DHCP server
D) A local VLAN has been configured on both the controller and the APs

4. You are installing a wireless network for a new client and are preparing for runs of CAT5/5e/6 or 6a cables. According to EIA/T1A standards, your total run should not exceed:

A) 300 meters
B) 100 meters
C) 128 meters
D) 90 meters

5. You are deploying a new WiNG 5 WLAN system and the client will have several different types of access points, Independent AP licenses within WiNG 5 controllers apply to all of the following access points, EXCEPT:

A) AP-650
B) AP-300
C) AP-6511
D) AP-7131

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