Suggested Answer:BE🗳️
Analog cameras can operate in the same frequency of the wireless network, causing interference. The goal in setting the data rates for the VoWLAN network is to match the data rates of VoWLAN handsets as closely as possible, enabling a few high data rates used by the clients. http://www.cisco.com/c/en/us/td/docs/solutions/Enterprise/Mobility/emob41dg/emob41dg-wrapper/ch9_Voic.html
From Official Cert Guide:
Bluetooth devices are grouped into three classes according to their radiated power.
Because Bluetooth operates as a PAN, its signals have a relatively short range. Class 1
“industrial” devices use a maximum transmit power level of 100 mW and have a typical
range of 100 meters. Classes 2 and 3 are usually mobile devices which use a maximum
transmit power of 2.5 mW and 1 mW, for a useful range of 10 and 1 meters, respectively.
I think A is also correct.
Bluetooth uses 2.4Ghz but normally does not affect WLAN networks becuase the transmit power with class 1 and 2 blutooth devices is very low.
However, class 3 bluetooth devices can transmit at up to 100mw, which could be detrimental to all WLAN channels within range.
Having said that, bluetooth devices are often mobile and so you often have little control over them, which might be why that is not considered a best practice.
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