February 2003
Intermediate to advanced
352 pages
8h 35m
English
| 1: | If you have one pair of backbone locations that need to be connected, which network architecture is the most appropriate? |
| 2: | What type of antenna—omnidirectional or directional—does a point-to-point network normally use? |
| 3: | When a microwave signal strikes an obstruction, what always happens to it? |
| 4: | When a point-to-point network is expanded, what architecture is usually chosen? Why? |
| 5: | Why is SNR important in a wireless network? |
| 6: | What network architectures use sectors? |
| 7: | What are the consequences of selecting the wrong access point antenna system for a point-to-multipoint network? |
| 8: | What architecture is used to allow frequency re-use while connecting several point-to-multipoint networks? |
| 9: | What is the primary disadvantage of cellular ... |
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