Panting frames are located in the（）.

A .  A Wireless Location Appliance acts as a server to one or more Cisco WCSs. It collects， stores， and passes on data from its associated Cisco WLAN controllers. B .  Before using the Web interface， the initial configuration of the Wireless Location appliance must be done using the command-line interface （CLI）. C .  The Cisco 2000， 2700， 4100， and 4400 are examples of Wireless Location Appliances. D .  The Wireless Location Appliance visually displays the location information of WLAN devices and forwards this information to third-party applications using the Simple Network Management Protocol （SNMP）. E .  The Wireless Location Appliance visually tracks up to 15，000 WLAN devices and can store this information for 90 days.

A . In the routing table only. B . In the neighbor table only. C . In the topology table only. D . In the routing table and neighbor table. E . In the routing table and topology table. F . In the topology table and neighbor table.

A . girders B . longitudinals C . side stringers D . web plate

A . stringers B . side frames C . side stiffeners D . intercostal

A . switched virtual circuit B . virtual circuit status C . simple flow control D . multicasting E . permanent virtual circuit

A . atop the piston crown B . beneath the piston crown C . at the base of the piston skirt D . inside the cylinder liner cooling water jacket

A . side longitudinals B . intercostals C . stiffeners D . bracket

A . cargo hatch B . forecastle C . steering engine D . ster

A . VTP B . 802.1Q C . LLC D . ISL E . CDP F . PAP

A . load panel B . emergency generator control panel C . battery changing and discharging panel D . paralleling panel

A . floors B . intercostals C . stringers D . tank top support

A . stringers B . side frames C . side stiffeners D . intercostal

A . after double bottoms B . centerline tanks on tankers C . fore and after peaks D . forward double bottom

A . saltwater side of the condenser B . refrigerant side of the condenser C . in the evaporator coils D . in the suction strainer

A . screwed B . welded C . fastened D . rotated

A . is running B . stops C . is repaired D . lacks of oil

A . floors B . margin plates C . stringers D . web frame

A . EIA/TIA B . Q.932 C . Q.933A D . IEEE E . Cisco F . Annex D

A . the main bearing B . the cylinder cover C . the entablature D . the sum

A . a Wireless Location Appliance acts as a server to one or more Cisco WCSs. It collects， stores， and passes on data from its associated Cisco WLAN controllers B . before using the Web interface， the initial configuration of the Wireless Location Appliance must be done using the command-line interface （CLI） C . the Cisco 2000， 2700， 4100， and 4400 are examples of Wireless Location Appliance. D . the Wireless Location Appliance visually displays the location information of WLAN devices and forwards this information to third-party applications using the Simple Network devices and forwards this information to third-party applications using the Simple Network Management Protocol （SNMP） E . the Wireless Location Appliance visually tracks up to 15，000 WLAN devices and can store this information for 90 days.

A . It encapsulates component lookup procedures. B . It increases source code duplication and decreases reuse. C . It improves client performance by caching context and factory objects. D . It degrades network performance due to increased access to distributed lookup services.

A．posterior mediastinum B．upper anterior mediastinum C．Anterior mediastinum D．upper middle region of middle mediastinum