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Using Antennas in Site Surveys in Software
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This chapter introduced you to the concepts related to WLAN implementation planning You learned about site surveys and the tools used during these surveys Both active and passive site survey tools were addressed and the issues related to manual and automated site surveys were reviewed Additionally, considerations related to antenna selection were addressed so that you can select the right antennas for a site survey scenario Two-Minute Drill
TWO-MINUTE DRILL
Understand and Describe the Requirements
Business requirements are used to choose the proper wireless technology for
a given scenario
Security requirements are used to ensure that the wireless network is
implemented in a secure manner
Site-specific documents include blueprints and floor plans Power can be provided using PoE or direct connect Data throughput is different from the data rate The data rate is the total speed available on the wireless medium, but much of the data rate is consumed by management overhead
Site Survey Types
Manual site surveys include the highest involvement of the wireless
technology professional
Automated site surveys are performed by centralized software or hardware
solutions
Automated site surveys may result in overengineering Assisted site surveys automate many tasks but rely on the wireless technology professional to make decisions as well
Manual Site Survey Types
Active site survey utilities transmit data to the WLAN Both active and passive site survey utilities read information from the WLAN in order to provide data such as the SSID, channel, and signal strength
Client utilities may be used as site survey tools
Using Protocol Analyzers
Protocol analyzers allow for the analysis of the actual data traversing the
wireless medium
Protocol analyzers can be used to determine the channel, security parameters, and signal strength of a wireless network
NetStumbler is a protocol analyzer dedicated to reading BSS information only
6: Planning the Wireless LAN
Using Spectrum Analyzers
Spectrum analyzers come in hardware, software, and hardware/software com- bination deployments
A spectrum analyzer can be used to differentiate between Wi-Fi activity and
RF noise
Spectrum analyzers often include signature analysis features Any laptop with a USB port can act as a spectrum analyzer Using Antennas in Site Surveys
Wireless infrastructure devices, APs, and routers usually come with 22 dBi
dipole antennas
Omnidirectional antennas are commonly available in 7 and 13 dBi
implementations
Omnidirectional antennas are most useful when you need to cover wide areas
from a central origination point
The coverage pattern of an antenna is revealed on Azimuth charts, and these
charts can be used to predict the coverage an antenna will provide
Patch, panel, and sector antennas are usually called semidirectional antennas Semidirectional antennas are useful for coverage in long, narrow areas Highly directional antennas are rarely used for indoor site surveys Self Test
SELF TEST
The following questions will help you measure your understanding of the material presented in this chapter Read all the choices carefully because there might be more than one correct answer Choose all correct answers for each question
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