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Another thing Tammy, i think you are right about the question
A cabling contractor is working at a customer facility. The contractor is asking what rating of cable should be installed in return-air areas. Which information can be referenced to provide the contractor the requested information?

I read some info, and they refer that is NEC Rating that do the reference and not BICSI

Tammy, and about the question Ekahau, multiple areas are shown on white, have any idea?

the area is below the minimum treshold
the area is below the detectable level level

what is your choice?

I’m going with the area is below the detectable level level

I’m just reading about tspec to get more info
https://mrncciew.com/2013/03/19/tspec/

cool! I’m going with NEC Rating then.

Yes. I read that too :). I think its good to have one idea about TSpec

for the white color in Ekahau question, I saw one of the sites that showing anything after -75 in white color. so if it is -90, still white color which means no RF. thats how I took it but honestly did not find anything explain the color codes clearly

I have a link to explain that, but i can´t post here.. dont know why

It just says about the white color

“Low signal strength. The signal strength is below the cutoff value (-75 dBm) and the visualization is not shown.”

here is another linnk for TSPEC
https://www.cisco.com/c/en/us/td/docs/wireless/controller/8-1/Enterprise-Mobility-8-1-Design-Guide/Enterprise_Mobility_8-1_Deployment_Guide/ch5_QoS.html

This is the info in the link i found about Ekahau and white color.. they define that for white.. do you think the awnser still “the area is below the detactable level”

Tammy, try to copy and paste “Low signal strength. The signal strength is below the cutoff value (-75 dBm) and the visualization is not shown” and google it, and it will appear the link, and let me know what you think

gray color – does not meet the requirements
white color – uner the minimum but it looks like it is still detectable. I was wrong, the correct answer is the area is below the minimum threshold configured on the tool.

for the hop and MAPs recommendations, cisco recommand hops- 4
MAPs- 20. what do you think Tony?

For indoor cisco recommends maximum 4 hops

https://www.cisco.com/c/en/us/support/docs/wireless-mobility/wireless-mesh/111451-indoor-mesh-deploy-guide-00.html

I will do some resarch Tammy… meanwhile what is your guess for
A customer has determined that a cable run for a low-throughput RF design is not economically feasible to install. Which two access point modes can alleviate these customer concerns? (Choose two.)
RF design?
A) bridge
b) sniffer
c) flexbridge
d) felexcnonnect
e)local

tried to do some research but could not find anything about this question, so I’m thinking sniffer can uses low-throughput RF. I think A/D/E need high throughput. So B/C are the correct answer but I’m not sure.

Hop count—For data, the maximum is 4 hops. No more than 2 hops is recommended for voice.
https://www.cisco.com/c/en/us/td/docs/wireless/technology/mesh/7-3/design/guide/Mesh/Mesh_chapter_0100.html

Good research Tammy :). But tell me, is that a new question?
How is the question?

yes this is a new question and saw it in the test too. The question is about cisco recommendation for data and voice in mesh network.
hop counts – 2
MAPs per RAPs – 4

Thanks Tammy. I didn’t know about that.

Tammy, what do you think about this two questions?
which tool in the cisco prime infrastructure can you use to identify whether an existing network can support rfid tags?

Location Readiness!!!

Now Question 2
The CIO of a company wants to start tracking inventory in the warehouse using rfid tags an their existing.. wich tool in cisco prime can help the engineer?

Location Readiness too??

Tammy, i will go exam next week. And you are thinking to do it again?

Hi anonymous, i think the correct anwser to your last question is A

I have a doubts in some questions about mesh networks, and need help to understand like this:

In a wireless outdoor mesh network, what two major factors are the most important

– Line of sight (i think this is)
– power
– Buildings

About the Cisco prime, could you help me understand the following

wich two actions improve real time handoff
– add or move the aps on the map
– adjust the rssi cutoff value
– adjust the azimuth angles of the ap antenna

yes Tony, both questions are answered Location Readiness. I took the test and passed 856. I went with all answers we have and this is the second try. good luck with your test

please do not let those people who say we passed and used passleader site or any site would help. all those sites use the same questions and they are answered wrong. the best way is to get questions from one site and discuss it with everyone and do research to find the correct answer as we are doing here. Good luck to you all for this test

I got this in the exam: In a wireless outdoor mesh network, what two major factors are the most important.. I picked line of sight and power

Hi Tammy,

Im happy for you :). You deserve it.
I will do my best.

Tell me one last thing (what did you pick up in the following)

About the Cisco prime, could you help me understand the following

wich two actions improve real time handoff
– add or move the aps on the map
– adjust the rssi cutoff value
– adjust the azimuth angles of the ap antenna

Thank you Tammy! you deserve to pass too. I had that question too in the test and picked
adjust the azimuth angles of the ap antenna
add or move the aps on the map

Thank you Tony*!

hi guys new here looking to pass 300-360 can anyone confirm jennifer’s claim? I do not see her posted in any prior pages. does Jennifer work for passLeader? I bought one from pass leader before; the question were 100% but none of the answer were correct and i fail.

Hi Bella, yes its True. All the dumps have many, many wrong awnser s. Like Tammy told, we need to work together as time to find the best awnsers.

What do you think about this question

1. Extrapolate
2. Preditive Tool
3. Educate the customer

I cannot post the question.. dont know why??!! The three below are the possible awnsers

i am going through these videos i need to learn this work my job

https://certcollection.org/forum/topic/275366-livelessons-wi-fi-configuration-deployment-and-troubleshooting/

the reply is harder yo guess without the question

Yes Bella. You are right,.. i Will try to put the entiry question..
About the link you share, with vídeos, i Will try to see

you have to get the 18 files downloaded then put all in 1 folder. It was hard to un rar un zip took like 3 tries. I am watching them now on video 16 of 66

Hi Bella, a click in the thabks button but i cannot download the parts.. is there any special step??

Hi Bella. I got it. Thanks for your share

ok great it was tricky for me to get to, glade you got it, I’m starting part 18 today

Bella, what do you think about this
An access point will be partially exposed to the outdoor environment in a loading dock of a factory. How should this access point be deployed in a cost-effective manner?
B. outdoor mesh AP utilizing the 5-GHz band
C. outdoor bridge AP pointing its antenna toward the factory
D. indoor-based AP inside a NEMA-rated enclosure

And this what is your guest
During an installation of a wireless network in a country that follows ETSI standards, the customer is requesting to manually set the channels on the 2.4GHz radios. Which channels are recommended for use in this deployment?
A. 1, 5, 9, 13
B. 1, 6, 11, 14

fazy i don’t have watsu can you make a link for dump pleaese