a. What is roaming in 802.11? 17a1.) A single access point and the set of hosts it
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a. What is roaming in 802.11?
17a1.) A single access point and the set of hosts it serves is called a(n) _______.
a. BSS
b. BSSID
c. ESS
d. None of the above
17a2.) In roaming, a wireless client moves from one _______ to another without losing its connection.
a. ESS
b. BSS
c. SSID
d. None of the above
b. What characteristics do all access points in a corporate network share?
17b1.) _______ have SSIDs.
a. Wireless clients
b. Wireless access points
c. Both A and B
d. Neither A nor B
17b2.) To use an access point, you need to know its _______.
a. SSID
b. BSSID
c. ESSID
d. Wi-Fi ID
c. Over what transmission system do access points communicate with each other to accomplish roaming?
17c.) Access points in the same ESS communicate via _______.
a. Wireless transmission
b. The distribution system
c. A master access point
d. Routers
d. Distinguish between a BSS, an ESS, and an SSID.
17d1.) In an extended service set, each access point _______.
a. Must have the same SSID
b. Must have a different SSID
c. Must have a coordinated SSID
d. None of the above
17d2.) To connect to an access point, you must know its _______.
a. SSID
b. ESSID
c. IP address
d. Wi-Fi ID
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