CCNA 200-301 Cisco Wireless Fundamentals Exam Questions 2

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Welcome to CCNA 200-301 Cisco Wireless Fundamentals Exam Questions Part 2 course.
In this course you will test your knowledge of CCNA 200-301 wireless exam topics and important and useful subjects for your profession.
You want to see whether you are ready for your exam or not without paying too much for a repeat exam. You want to pass CCNA 200-301 Wireless for the first time or you failed and now you want to pass it this time, this course will create the difference between your passing and failing this time. I wish you the best and want you to join me through different tests to challenge you.

You will test yourself against these topics:

RF Fundamentals

Describe the propagation of radio waves

Frequency, amplitude, phase, wavelength (characteristics)

Absorption, reflection, diffraction, scattering, refraction, fading, free space path loss, multipath

Interpret RF signal measurements

Signal strength (RSSI, Transmit power, receive sensitivity)

Differentiate interference vs. noise

Device capabilities (smartphones, laptops, tablets)

Define SNR 1.3 Explain the principles of RF mathematics

Compute dBm, mW, Law of 3s and 10s,

Describe Wi-Fi antenna characteristics

Ability to read a radiation pattern chart

Antenna types and uses

dBi, dBd, EIRP

802.11 Technology Fundamentals

Describe basic Wi-Fi governance

Describe regional regulatory bodies (such as, FCC / ETSI/ MIC)

IEEE 802.11

Wi-Fi Alliance

Describe usable channel and power combination

Regional EIRP limitation examples

ISM, UNII frequency bands

Describe RRM fundamental

Describe 802.11 fundamentals

Modulation techniques

Channel width

MIMO / MU-MIMO

Beam forming

Spatial streams

Wireless topologies

Frame types

Implementing a Wireless Network

Describe the various Cisco wireless architectures

Describe physical infrastructure connections 3.2.a Wired infrastructures (AP, WLC, access/trunk ports, LAG) 3.3 Describe AP and WLC management access connections

Management connections (Telnet, SSH, HTTP, HTTPS, console)

IP addressing: IPv4 / IPv6

Describe the Cisco implementation of the CAPWAP discovery and join process

Master-controller

Primary-secondary-tertiary

Distinguish different lightweight AP modes

Describe and configure the components of a wireless LAN access

Identify wireless network and client management and configuration platform options

Prime infrastructure

Maintain wireless network

Perform controller configuration backups

Perform code updates on controller, APs, and converged access switches

AireOS: boot loader (FUS), image

IOS-XE: bundle, unbundle

Autonomous

Configuration of Client Connectivity

Identify authentication mechanisms

LDAP, RADIUS, local authentication, WebAuth, 802.1X,PSK

Configuring WLAN authentication mechanisms on the controller

Describe roaming

Intracontroller and intercontroller

Centralized mobility

Converged mobility

Describe wireless guest networking

Anchor controller

Foreign controller

Performing Client Connectivity Troubleshooting

Validating WLAN configuration settings at the infrastructure side

Security settings

SSID settings

Validating AP infrastructure settings

Port level configuration

Power source

AP and antenna orientation and position

Validate client settings

SSID Security

Employ appropriate controller tools to assist troubleshooting

GUI logs

CLI show commands

Monitor pages

Identify appropriate third-party tools to assist troubleshooting

OS-based Client utilities

Wi-Fi scanners

RF mapping tool

Site Survey Process

Describe site survey methodologies and their purpose

Offsite (predictive / plan)

Onsite

Predeployment (AP on a stick)

Post deployment (validation)

Describe passive and active site surveys

Identify proper application of site survey tools

Spectrum analyzer

Site surveying software

Describe the requirements of client real-time and non-real-time applications

This is an unofficial course and this course is not licensed, affiliated or trademarked with Cisco.

• You will be ready for your CCNA RS 200-301 Exam for Wireless topics if you already finished my CCNA Wireless Bootcamp and want to test your knowledge

• You will get better at your job which involves Cisco Wireless devices.

• You will have great understanding for your daily profession