A.data/coverage
B.location with Monitor Mode access points
C.demand
D.high density

A.100 mW， 24 Mb/s
B.100 mW， 18 Mb/s
C.25 mW， 18 Mb/s
D.3.2 mW， 54 Mb/s

A.In a multifloor building， the access point layout from the survey of one floor can be directly applied to the remaining floors
B.Access points can be installed in the same place on every floor， without worrying about co-channelinterference
C.You can survey with a Cisco AIR-ANT5959 in a plenum environment
D.Identify all hazardous and restricted areas that might require extra or special survey and installationwork

A.Active mode does not require the client to be specifically confgured
B.Passive mode can survey more than one access point at a time
C.Active mode yields signal-quality information such as packet retries and lost packets
D.Active mode requires more time to survey but yields more information results than passive mode does

A.20 percent cell overlap
B.four access points detecting a client at -76 dBm or better
C.10 percent cell overlap
D.three access points detecting a client at -75 dBm or better

A.at 30mW
B.matched to the antenna gain
C.differing by at least 20 dBi
D.matched to each other

A.access point position， in feet， from a corner of the floor plan
B.SNR coverage map for 802.11a/n
C.data rate map for 802.11a/n
D.percent of coverage by signal

A.TIFF
B.DXF
C.PNG
D.DWG

A.per SSID
B.per access point
C.globally
D.per WLAN and radio

A.Fresnel units
B.decibels
C.EIRP
D.milliamperes
E.ohms