The college has hired an outside vendor to do a site survey for the new 802.11n lightweight access point and wireless controller college-wide deployment. The vendor has a site survey cart and is using an 802.11g radio on a telescoping pole. Is this a good idea? Why or why not?

	A.	No because 802.11n uses both the 2.4GHz and 5GHz ranges, the vendor should be doing a site survey in both frequencies.
	B.	Yes, most clients today use the 802.11b/g range even though 802.11n has 802.11a frequency capabilities.
	C.	No because the 802.11n uses MIMO and can accept signals using multiple antennas, then at least TWO 802.11g radios on telescoping poles should be used.
	D.	Yes, this is fine because most site surveying software has an algorithm that compensates for the 802.11n capabilities of multiple frequencies using multiple antennas.