Chapter 3 - WLAN

What is the primary function of a Wireless Access Point (AP)?

• To connect wired devices

• To act as a central communication point for all wireless network users

• To provide internet access

• To function as a firewall

What does WLAN stand for?

• Wireless Local Access Network

• Wide Local Area Network

• Wired Local Area Network

• Wireless Local Area Network

 Which IEEE standard is commonly associated with WLAN?

• IEEE 802.3

• IEEE 802.15

• IEEE 802.16

• IEEE 802.11

In the context of WLAN, what does BSS stand for?

• Basic Service Set

• Base Station System

• Basic Security Set

• Base Service Set

Which of the following is a benefit of WLAN?

• Provides higher security

• Offers more stable connections

• Is less prone to interference

• Requires less cabling

What is the primary function of a Client Adapter in a WLAN?

• To provide power to devices

• To transfer data packets through the wireless infrastructure

• To connect devices to wired networks

• To extend the network range

 What is the purpose of using a Wireless Repeater?

• To increase the speed of the network

• To provide security to the network

• To relay WLAN frames and extend the range of the network

• To connect multiple networks

Which spread spectrum technology is NOT used in WLAN?

• Orthogonal Frequency Division Multiplexing (OFDM)

• Direct Sequence Spread Spectrum (DSSS)

• Frequency Hopping Spread Spectrum (FHSS)

• Time Division Multiple Access (TDMA)

What does the term "seamless roaming" in WLAN refer to?

• The ability to move between different networks without losing connection

• The ability to connect to multiple networks simultaneously

• The ability to connect to a network without a password

• The ability to connect to the internet from any location

Which of the following is NOT a type of WLAN topology?

• Basic Service Set (BSS)

• Centralized Service Set (CSS)

• Extended Service Set (ESS)

•  Independent Basic Service Set (IBSS)