Online Access Free PW0-071 Practice Test

As an alternative to using leased lines to connect two offices on the same campus, your customer wants to implement a Wi-Fi solution. When asked by your customer, what advantages do you cite regarding use of a Wi-Fi infrastructure instead of a leased line? (Choose 2)

• A.Wi-Fi implementations are more reliable than leased lines.
• B.Wi-Fi implementations support larger numbers of simultaneous connections than leased lines.
• C.Wi-Fi implementations have a lower total cost of ownership than leased lines.
• D.Wi-Fi implementations offer more flexibility and easier expansion than leased lines.
• E.Wi-Fi implementations are not susceptible to outages caused by inclement weather.

Manufacturers design hardware used for wireless LANs based on a common set of criteria or rules known as standards. The name of the organization responsible for creating 802.11 WLAN standards is what?

• A.WiMAX Forum
• B.ITU
• C.IEEE
• D.Wi-Fi Alliance
• E.IETF

As a new salesperson for ABC Company's Golden Gate division, you are tasked with selling Wi-Fi equipment. While evaluating the manufacturer's specifications for a specific Wi-Fi device, you read that this device supports 802.1X/EAP. What capability does this feature provide?

• A.Air Time Fairness
• B.Power Save functionality
• C.QoS for multimedia applications
• D.User identity validation

Given: Your branch office AP is configured with WPA2-Personal, and you have decided that CWTS4me is a good passphrase.
You have also configured your laptop with the same passphrase, which is used by the access point to validate the laptop's identity when it attempts to connect to the WLAN.
What is this process of identity validation called?

• A.Activation
• B.Accounting
• C.Association
• D.Authentication
• E.Affiliation

What is one difference between autonomous access points and controller-based access points?

• A.Controller-based access points cannot be configured on an individual basis, but autonomous access points can.
• B.Controller-based access points support client roaming, but autonomous access points do not.
• C.Controller-based access points associate to a WLAN controller, but autonomous access points do not.
• D.Controller-based access points can be centrally managed, but autonomous access points cannot.