Wi-Fi Question of the Day (QOTD)

You have been hired to perform a site survey for ABC Company, who plans to implement a new 802.11n network in a multi-tenant building that already has several existing 802.11a/g networks. Before going on-site, you choose to use planning software to perform a predictive site survey.

What information would be helpful to complete the predictive site survey? (Choose 4)

You must select 4 answers

The IP address the customer has assigned to each new AP to be implemented
The security solution (802.1X/EAP, WPA-PSK, Open, etc.) to be implemented
A copy of the building's floor plans and information about the building materials
Network capacity and application performance requirements
Sampled RF characteristics, such as signal strength and SNR, of existing 802.11 networks
Locations of wiring closets and availability of Ethernet backhaul links
Details about the material planned for the ceilings tiles for AP mounting

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