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Wireless Fundamentals Flashcards

1
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802.11 (original) frequency/frequencies:

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2.4 GHz

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2
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802.11 defines three types of service sets:

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Independent
Infrastructure
Mesh

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3
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802.11 max data rate:

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2 Mbps

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4
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802.11a frequency/frequencies:

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5 GHz

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5
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802.11a max data rate:

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54 Mbps

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6
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802.11ac frequency/frequencies:

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5 GHz

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802.11ac is aka Wi-Fi […]

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5

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802.11ac max data rate:

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6.93 Gbps

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9
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802.11ax frequency/frequencies:

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2.4 / 5 / 6 GHz

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10
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802.11ax is aka Wi-Fi […]

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6

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802.11ax max data rate:

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4802.11ac (46.93 Gbps)

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12
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802.11b frequency/frequencies:

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2.4 GHz

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13
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802.11b max data rate:

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11 Mbps

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14
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802.11g frequency/frequencies:

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2.4 GHz

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15
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802.11g max data rate:

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54 Mbps

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16
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802.11n frequency/frequencies:

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2.4 / 5 GHz

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17
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802.11n is aka Wi-Fi […]

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4

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18
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802.11n max data rate:

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600 Mbps

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19
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[…] happens when a material causes a signal to scatter in all directions.

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Scattering

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20
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[…] happens when a signal bounces off of a material, for example metal.

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Reflection

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21
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[…] happens when a wave encounters an obstacle and travels around it.

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Diffraction

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22
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[…] happens when a wave is bent when entering a medium where the signal travels at a different speed.

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Refraction

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23
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[…] happens when a wireless signal passes through a material and is converted into heat, weakening the original signal.

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Absorption

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24
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[…] is aka Wi-Fi 4.

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802.11n

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25
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[…] is aka Wi-Fi 5.

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802.11ac

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26
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[…] is aka Wi-Fi 6.

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802.11ax

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27
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[…] is the maximum strength of the electric and magnetic fields of a wave.

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Amplitude

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28
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[…] measures the number of up/down cycles per a given unit of time.

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Frequency

29
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A […] operates as a wireless client of another AP, and can be used to connect wired devices to the wireless network.

A

workgroup bridge (WGB)

30
Q

An AP in […] mode can be used to extend the range of a BSS.

A

repeater

31
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An AP operating as an […] can be used to connect networks over long distances without a physical cable connecting them.

A

outdoor bridge

32
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An IBSS is also called an […] wireless network.

A

ad hoc

33
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Does an SSID have to be unique?

A

No

34
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In 802.11, the upstream wired network is called the […].

A

DS (Distribution System)

35
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In a BSS, can clients communicate directly with each other?

A

No, they must communicate via the AP

36
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In an MBSS, what does MAP stand for?

A

Mesh Access Point

37
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In an MBSS, what does RAP stand for?

A

Root Access Point

38
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In an MBSS, which AP is connected to the wired network?

A

RAP (Root Access Point)

39
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The […] is a human-readable name which identifies the service set.

A

SSID

40
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The […] is the MAC address of the AP’s radio.

A

BSSID

41
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The […] tests and certifies equipment for 802.11 standards compliance interoperability with other devices.

A

Wi-Fi Alliance

42
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The area around an AP where its signal is usable is called a […].

A

BSA (Basic Service Area)

43
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The most common measurement of frequency is […].

A

hertz

44
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The term […] refers to the amount of time for one cycle of a wave.

A

Period

45
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The Wi-Fi […] band consists of non-overlapping channels.

A

5 GHz

46
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The Wi-Fi […] band consists of overlapping channels.

A

2.4 GHz

47
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The Wi-Fi […] band typically provides further reach.

A

2.4 GHz

48
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To avoid overlapping frequencies, it is recommended to use channels […], […], and […] of the 2.4 GHz band.

A

1, 6, and 11

49
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What does AP stand for?

A

Access Point

50
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What does BSA stand for?

A

Basic Service Area

51
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What does BSS stand for?

A

Basic Service Set

52
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What does BSSID stand for?

A

Basic Service Set Identifier

53
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What does CSMA/CA stand for?

A

Carrier Sense Multiple Access with Collision Avoidance

54
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What does ESS stand for?

A

Extended Service Set

55
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What does GHz stand for?

A

Gigahertz

56
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What does Hz stand for?

A

Hertz

57
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What does IBSS stand for?

A

Independent Basic Service Set

58
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What does kHz stand for?

A

Kilohertz

59
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What does MBSS stand for?

A

Mesh Basic Service Set

60
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What does MHz stand for?

A

Megahertz

61
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What does SSID stand for?

A

Service Set Identifier

62
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What does THz stand for?

A

Terahertz

63
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What does WGB stand for?

A

Workgroup bridge

64
Q

When a client passes between APs in an ESS, it is called […].

A

roaming

65
Q

Which two main bands are used for wireless LAN communications?

A

2.4 GHz
5 GHz

66
Q

Wireless devices that have associated with a BSS are called clients or […].

A

stations

67
Q

Wireless LANs are defined in IEEE […].

A

802.11

68
Q

Wireless networks operate in […]-duplex.

A

half

69
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Wireless networks use […] to avoid collisions.

A

CSMA/CA

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