Q1. What are the interface statuses of a lightweight AP working in rogue-detection mode?

A. radios turned off, Ethernet interface up

B. radios and Ethernet interfaces up

C. radios turned on, Ethernet interface shut down

D. radios turned on, Ethernet interface status controlled by Cisco WLC

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Q2. When calculating the link budget for a wireless point-to-point bridge, the engineer notices that one antenna has its gain marked as 2.85 dBd. With a 20-mW access point and 3-dBi loss for the cable, what is the approximate EIRP?

A. 15 dBm

B. 18 dBm

C. 22 dBm

D. 25 dBm

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Q3. What WCS report displays hardware type, software distribution, and CDP information?

A. Device > AP Profile Status

B. Device > AP Summary

C. Network Summary > Executive Summary

D. Device > Inventory

E. Network Summary > 802.11n Summary

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Q4. To implement a more secure means of communication for voice and data, what technology successfully resists interference by utilizing a wider bandwidth than needed for the transmitting signal?

A. Spread Spectrum

B. Microwave

C. Extended U-NII2

D. ISM Bands

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Q5. An engineer wants to setup WPA2 Enterprise using EAP-TLS and a remote RADIUS server. What device(s) would the engineer specify the EAP type on?

A. the supplicant and authentication server

B. the supplicant and authenticator

C. the authenticator and authentication server

D. the supplicant only

E. the authentication server only

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Q6. A user is unable to access a lobby administration web page when using a wireless laptop; however, the user can access the page with a wired desktop computer. Which management feature needs to be enabled on the WLC to allow laptop access?

A. management via wireless

B. dynamic interface management

C. HTTP

D. HTTPS

E. TACACS

F. SSH

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Q7. An engineer has been noticing the power settings on several of the office APs change from day to day ever since two more APs were installed. After logging into the WLC, the engineer verifies that the power levels on 4 of the 802.11n radios are fluctuating up and down. What is the reason for this?

A. The controller has the APs in H-REAP mode and are on a Layer 2 connection instead of Layer 3.

B. The RRM has revealed a bad survey and is attempting to power down some of the radios to make up for it.

C. The WLC has created temporary coverage holes while stepping through power levels for some of the APs.

D. Several APs have high levels of overlapping coverage in the same area and the WLC is using RRM to correct the cell sizes AP coverage.

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Q8. Which option describes why most wireless phones and tablets do not use 802.11a/n and 40 MHz channels?

A. a lack of radio range when using these radios

B. a lack of device battery capacity to operate concurrent a/b/g/n radios

C. a lack of cooling in the device necessary to operate these radios

D. These radios would require the devices to be larger.

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Q9. Refer to the exhibit.

With the current Cisco WLC version 7.0 syslog level settings set the way they are, which log levels are captured by the Syslog server?

A. syslog level errors only

B. all syslog levels

C. only the syslog severity level number of error and greater

D. only the syslog severity level number of error and less

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Q10. Which option describes the major capability of mobility groups?

A. allowing for seamless client roaming and WLC redundancy

B. helping to discover rogue APs

C. allowing for seamless client roaming only

D. helping to restrict clients to a specific subnet

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