Drag from the left the relative AP densities for data, voice and location services, and drop them under the ap
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Drag from the left the relative AP densities for data, voice and location services, and drop them under the appropriate categories on the right.
Drag from the left the Cisco recommended design limits for hop count and ratio of MAP to RAP when designing an
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Drag from the left the Cisco recommended design limits for hop count and ratio of MAP to RAP when designing an indoor mesh network for voice and data, and drop them on to the appropriate category on the right.
DRAG DROP Drag from the left material type, and drop it under its relative attenuation level on the right
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Drag from the left material type, and drop it under its relative attenuation level on the right.
Drag fromt the left the maximum power, and drop it under appropriate UNI channel band regarding the FCC domain
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Drag fromt the left the maximum power, and drop it under appropriate UNI channel band regarding the FCC domain when designing and deploying outdoor VLAN using 5GHz.
Drag from the left the acceptable minimum cell overlap for data and voice cells for site survey and deployment
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Drag from the left the acceptable minimum cell overlap for data and voice cells for site survey and deployment.
Drag from the left the minimum requirements needed for a location based survey and deployment and drop them on
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Drag from the left the minimum requirements needed for a location based survey and deployment and drop them on the right.
Drag from the left the devices that would be considered highly mobile or nomadic, and drop them under appropri
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Drag from the left the devices that would be considered highly mobile or nomadic, and drop them under appropriate category on the right.