Auditorium Wireless Network Design Methodology
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A university is in the process of designing a wireless network in an auditorium that seats 500 students and supports student laptops.
Which design methodology should the university implement in the auditorium?
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The correct answer is D. high-density design model.
The high-density design model is the appropriate methodology for designing wireless networks in large areas with high device density, such as an auditorium. This design model focuses on providing coverage and capacity to a high number of clients in a limited space. In this scenario, the auditorium seats 500 students, which means that there will be a high density of devices that require wireless connectivity.
The high-density design model incorporates the following design considerations:
Access point (AP) placement: APs should be strategically placed to provide overlapping coverage and capacity to all areas of the auditorium, including the front, back, and sides. The APs should also be mounted at a sufficient height to minimize interference from obstacles.
Channel planning: The high density of devices in the auditorium can result in interference and congestion on the wireless channels. Channel planning involves selecting the appropriate channels for the APs to minimize interference and maximize capacity.
Capacity planning: Capacity planning involves estimating the number of clients that will be using the wireless network and designing the network to support the expected capacity. In this scenario, the network should be designed to support at least 500 clients.
Antenna selection: Antennas should be selected based on the coverage and capacity requirements of the auditorium. Directional antennas may be used to focus the signal on specific areas of the auditorium.
Roaming, voice, and location design models are not the appropriate methodologies for designing a wireless network in an auditorium that seats 500 students. The roaming design model focuses on providing seamless connectivity as clients move between APs. The voice design model focuses on providing high-quality voice and video communication. The location design model focuses on providing location-based services. While these design models are important considerations in wireless network design, they are not the primary concerns when designing a high-density wireless network in an auditorium.
