Exam 10: Managing a Wireless LAN

What is another name for propagation loss?

A ____ limits the amplitude and disturbing interference voltages by channeling them to the ground.

A(n) ____________________ antenna is typically used in outdoor areas. They are designed to be used in installations where aesthetics and high performance are key factors.

Many enterprise-level access points provide utilities that offer three types of information. What are they?

Describe a sectorized antenna.

____________________ is software that is embedded into hardware to control the device.

There are several factors that may result in RF loss. What are they?

The current version of SNMP (____) addresses security and remote configuration.

What is an RF amplifier?

The first step in creating a security policy is ____.

____ is a nonvolatile storage chip used in computers and other devices.

What is the last step in RF site tuning?

A ____ antenna is most typically used on a WLAN.

____________________ engineering relies on tricking or deceiving someone to give a hacker access to a system.

What is Remote Monitoring?

What are the factors that should be considered in determining the relative value of assets?

Acquiring data, such as error statistics and packets received, from each access point and each wireless device across the network is normally a quick and easy task.

For a proper WLAN performance, the link budget must be ____ dB.

The first step in the security policy cycle is to perform a(n) ____________________, which attempts to determine the nature of the risks to the organization's assets.

When creating a functional (working) security policy, there are several elements that should be considered. Describe them.