question MLO

What statement is false regarding MLO?

• For MLO to be implemented, both the AP and the STA must support it

• Any multi-band Wi-Fi AP is MLO compatible since it can operate on multiple bands at once

• A device with only one Wi-Fi chipset (non-radio concurrent) can still perform MLO

• MLO is mandatory on at least 2 radios in Wi-Fi 7 for an AP

What MLO modes are prohibited?

• 5+6

• 2.4+6

• 2.4+5+6

• 5 + 5

• all of these modes are allowed

What statement is false regarding the STR (Simultaneous Transit and Receive) mode?

• The STR allows to increase the throughput

• The STR mode helps to better manage band change (roaming)

• The STR mode is perfectly suited for smartphones

• The STR allows to operate on 2 frequency bands simultaneously independently

Which statement is false regarding the eMLSR (enhanced Multi Link Single Radio) mode?

• The eMLSR mode mainly concerns smartphone and tablet type devices

• The eMLSR mode allows for a significant increase in data rates

• The eMLSR mode improves latency

• The eMLSR mode sends each packet on the optimal band, packet by packet

Can we have a Wi-Fi 7 certified AP that does MLO at 5+6 with WPA2 at 5GHz and WPA3 at 6GHz?

• yes

• no