Refer to the exhibit.

A customer needs a wireless network upgrade and has these requirements.
- Support any applications used on a wired connection
- Support up to 2500 wireless clients
- Support seamless roaming from floor to floor and building to building
- Continue to function seamlessly if one controller fails
The architect has designed the logical infrastructure for the network as shown in the exhibit Which change should the architect make to belter meet customer requirements and besl practices?

• A. Place each controller in a different VLAN and subnet.
• B. Combine me /25 subnets for wireless and wired users into a /16 subnet.
• C. Install additional Mobility Controller.
• D. Combine the /25 subnets for wireless users into a /20 subnet

What is one benefit that Airwave provides to customers in the 8.x OS network?

• A. a central UI from which to manage all of the Mobility Controllers (MCs)
• B. ability to monitor the status and operation of the complete network over time
• C. profiling of wired and wireless client behavior and detection when the behavior varies from the baseline
• D. in-depth analytics oT mobile device presence and APIs to make this data available to other applications

A retailer currently has two redundant ClearPass C2000 0L36O Gen9 hardware appliances and two perpetual 1K Access licenses. The customer uses ClearPass to authenticate employee wireless devices and other corporate wireless devices. ClearPass togs indicate that, peak license usage is currently 1900.
The customer now wants to add a guest access solution. Guests will connect to an open SSiD and be redirected to a portal which they can use to self-register and log in. The customer anticipates that up to f 550 guest devices will connect at the same time.
The customer requires the most cost-effective solution that will meet the requirements. What should the network architect recommend for this solution?

• A. IK + 500 Access licenses: IK + 500 Guest licenses
• B. 1K + 500 Access licenses
• C. Two 1K Guest licenses
• D. 1K + 500 Access licenses; Two 1K Onboard licenses

A mall requires a wireless network upgrade to 802 -Max The company that owns the mall wants to provide the APs for the entire mall. However, several of the larger national chain retailers with spaces in the mall want to offer wireless services with their own SSIDs.
These individual retailers also have their own wireless guest services and wireless client devices They have their own corporate infrastructure and want to handle all of this wireless traffic on their own, including terminating the traffic on their own controllers. The mall requires redundancy for its services, out the retailers do not.
Which plan for mobility controllers (MCs) and mobility master (MW) meets the needs of this scenario?

• A. two MCs for the mall company and one MC for each retailer with its own SSIDs, all controlled by the same pair of MMs
• B. two MCs for the mall company and for all of the retailers, both controlled by the same pair of MMs
• C. two MCs for the mail company controlled by a pair of MMS; one standalone MC for each retailer with its own SSIDS
• D. a pair of MMs for the mall company, but not MCs: MMs control one MC for each retailer with its own SSIDs

Refer to the exhibit.

A hospital needs an upgrade to 802.1tax for its wireless network. The wireless network supports:
* wireless medical devices
* medical staff voice communicators
* laptops in nurse stations
* medical staff tablets
* visitor and patient personal devices.
All of these devices support both the 2 4GHz and 5GH2 band. Assuming about a max throughput on50 Mbps per AP; the hospital would like. The architect has used VisualRF to plan the AP placement on one of the floors, which the hospital expects will need to suppod about 800 win to deploy APS in stairwells between floors.
How well does the plan meet the requirements?

• A. The current AP placement meets the customer requirements in terms of coverage and capacity.
• B. The current AP placement fails to provide adequate signal for the voice communicators in several areas
• C. The current AP placement fails to account for the lead-lined wails that are common in patient and exam rooms.
• D. The current AP placement meets coverage requirements, but does not meet capacity requirements.