Question 730
A network specialist investigates this evidence: A crowded 2.4GHz WLAN has good signal but very low throughput and many clients waiting on airtime. Which underlying condition BEST explains the observed failure or requirement?
Explanation
Correct Answer
Too many devices contend for the same radio channel. Shared wireless airtime limits aggregate throughput.
Incorrect Answers
Overly wide channels increase contention and limit channel reuse. That does not establish too many devices contend for the same radio channel.
Both link ends disagree on duplex operation. That does not establish too many devices contend for the same radio channel.
The slowest shared link limits end-to-end throughput. That does not establish too many devices contend for the same radio channel.






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