CWS Organizational WLAN Goals Flashcards
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An organization wants to support guest Wi-Fi access without exposing internal resources. Which WLAN goal best addresses this requirement?
Answer: Network segmentation via separate SSIDs or VLANs
Network segmentation using separate SSIDs or VLANs isolates guest traffic from internal corporate resources.
Which organizational WLAN goal focuses on ensuring employees can move throughout a building without losing connectivity?
Answer: Seamless roaming
Seamless roaming ensures clients can transition between access points without noticeable interruption to their connection.
A hospital requires that wireless devices used for patient monitoring maintain connectivity at all times. Which WLAN goal is the PRIMARY concern?
Answer: High availability and redundancy
High availability and redundancy ensure mission-critical wireless devices remain connected even if a component fails.
When documenting organizational WLAN goals, which stakeholder group's input is MOST important for defining coverage requirements?
Answer: End users and department managers
End users and department managers know where wireless coverage is needed and what applications they rely on.
An organization's WLAN goal states 'support for 500 concurrent users in the main conference center.' This is an example of which type of requirement?
Answer: Capacity requirement
Supporting a specific number of concurrent users is a capacity requirement that drives AP density and channel planning.
Which WLAN goal is MOST relevant when an organization must comply with PCI-DSS for wireless point-of-sale terminals?
Answer: Regulatory and security compliance
PCI-DSS mandates specific security controls for wireless networks handling cardholder data, making compliance a primary WLAN goal.
A retail chain wants to track customer movement patterns using Wi-Fi. Which organizational goal drives this WLAN deployment?
Answer: Location services and analytics
Location services and analytics use Wi-Fi signals to track and analyze user movement within a physical space.