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This warehouse has the dimensions shown in the exhibit. The warehouse is 20 feet (6 m) high up to a steel railing on the celling. The shelves are about 16 feet (5m) high, and they hold large containers filled with fluid and metal equipment.
The customer needs consistent wireless coverage throughout the warehouse, mostly to support the tablets that employees use to run Inventory tracking and other applications. The warehouse staff works in shifts of 20.
The architect has selected AP-515S. About how many APs should the architect propose?

• A. about 23-32
• B. about 13-16
• C. about 6-4
• D. about 6-8

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A customer needs a wired network upgrade and has complained about performance issues. The architect collected information about traffic now on several switch ports in different locations across the network, and the results are shown in the exhibit. Each of these ports is a 1Gbps port.
What can the architect conclude?

• A. None of these ports show any periods of congestion
• B. All of the ports show serious congestion
• C. Port 3 snows periods of congestion; other ports are not congested.
• D. Port 1 shows periods of congestion; other ports are not congested.

A mall requires a wireless network upgrade to 802 -Max The company that owns the mall wants to provide the APs for the entire mall. However, several of the larger national chain retailers with spaces in the mall want to offer wireless services with their own SSIDs.
These individual retailers also have their own wireless guest services and wireless client devices They have their own corporate infrastructure and want to handle all of this wireless traffic on their own, including terminating the traffic on their own controllers. The mall requires redundancy for its services, out the retailers do not.
Which plan for mobility controllers (MCs) and mobility master (MW) meets the needs of this scenario?

• A. two MCs for the mall company and one MC for each retailer with its own SSIDs, all controlled by the same pair of MMs
• B. two MCs for the mall company and for all of the retailers, both controlled by the same pair of MMs
• C. two MCs for the mail company controlled by a pair of MMS; one standalone MC for each retailer with its own SSIDS
• D. a pair of MMs for the mall company, but not MCs: MMs control one MC for each retailer with its own SSIDs

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A customer needs to create a proposal for a full wireless solution for a customer The customer has indicated that the MCs will connect to Aru&a CX Switches at the core and the APs will connect to PoE-i- switches at the edge. The customer requires that the wireless solution support at least 50 Mbps concurrently per AP. The architect has created a BOM tor a Mobility Master (MM), two MC 721os, and 400 AP-535S. me exhibit snows this BOM.
Which components has the architect forgotten?

• A. Smart Rate PoE+ injectors for the APs
• B. Mounting Kits tor the MOs and MM
• C. Sufficient Enterprise licenses for the APs on both MCs
• D. SFP+ transceivers tor the MC connections

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A customer needs to support resilient wireless services
What is one way that this design helps to minimize me impact of a railed access layer switch on these services?

• A. The switches support Smart Rate and dual home AP connections.
• B. Each access layer switch has two redundant links to the core.
• C. The 8400s and G405s use Virtual Switching Extension (VSX) in cone and access.
• D. APS in the same area connect to different switches.