Ccna certification Practice Tests

 176.  B.  The maximum number of ports that can be bundled in a LAG is 8 ports. All of the 

other options are incorrect.

 177.  A.  When a wireless system spans a town, city, or large metropolitan area, it is considered 

a wireless metro area network (WMAN). These can be found in many cities today but are 

not limited to public use. Many wireless systems are used by municipalities to facilitate 

connectivity to cameras and traffic monitoring systems. A wireless personal area network 

(WPAN) is a wireless network designed for personal use, usually for personal connectivity 

to the Internet through a hot spot. Wireless LAN (WLAN) is a term used to describe a 

wireless network that extends a wired network to wireless. The term is used to describe 

a campus-sized wireless network and not a wireless network that spans a public area. 

Wireless wide area network (WWAN) is a term used to describe cellular networks and not 

typical 802.11 wireless.

 178.  C.  The simplest and cheapest way to accommodate this new requirement is to convert one 

of the current access ports to a trunk. This will allow several VLANs to be carried across 

the one port to the switching equipment. Upgrading is always an option that could get you 

more ports, but at some point, you will hit the end of the line and run out of money in the 

process. Converting the current access ports to LAGs will only load-balance the traffic 

across one network, and it will not accommodate the new requirements. Adding a second 

WLC to accommodate the new departments can become an expensive endeavor in money 

and time, since you will have two systems to administer.

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