Free CWNP CWDP-305 Exam Dumps Questions & Answers

After designing a WLAN infrastructure using predictive design software. What's the best way to validate the predictive design in the physical space before deployment, if time and budget allow for it?

• A.Deploy all of the APs as they're shown in the predictive design and perform an active site survey.
• B.Use a client device positioned where the APs will be installed and measure the signal from the client device.
• C.Perform an AP-on-a-Stick survey using AP locations based upon the predictive design to confirm each AP's placement.
• D.Deploy all of the APs as they're shown in the predictive design and perform a passive site survey.

During a validation site survey, you realize that the installers mounted some of the APs on the wait when the design called Tor a celling mount. They said that this was done because the cabling company did not have the right tools to run the cables above the ceiling. You know that this will cause a difference in how the Wi-Fi signal will radiate throughout the environment. What should you do in this case?

• A.Blame the cabling company it the Wi-Fi doesn't work since they didnot do their job correctly
• B.Turn up the power on the APs to accommodate for the difference
• C.Leave it as it is because it will not have a significant impact
• D.Advise the stakeholder that requirements will not be met and a new design process will be needed to meet the requirements

What are some common problems with short (12 or fewer characters) ASCII passphrases in WPA/WPA2-Personal networks?
Response:

• A.They only produce a 64-bit PMK instead of a 256-bit PMK.
• B.They are more susceptible to dictionary attacks than longer passphrases.
• C.They lead to weak group keys in a BSS.
• D.Very few AP and client vendors support entry of an ASCII-based passphrase.

When live video streaming solutions that transmit simultaneously to more than one recipient are used, what special capability should be considered and configured in all affected WLAN implementations?
Response:

• A.IPSec
• B.IPv6
• C.Secure TCP
• D.Multicasting

During an RFP analysis, one of the vendors mentioned that you'll need to upgrade your Gigabit Ethernet switches to MultiGig switches to ensure support for
802.11ac and 802.11ax, which both offer data rates over 1Gbps. Why is this not sound advice?

• A.Because neither of the technologies support data rates over 1Gbps
• B.Because 802.11ax doesn't support channel bonding
• C.Because 802.11ac only supports one spatial stream
• D.Management overhead that is normal in WLANs will reduce the throughput of the client devices