A) FHSS devices will cost less and have greater throughput.
B) DSSS devices will cost more, but have greater throughput.
C) New FHSS devices placed in the system may not be compatible with the older devices.
D) DSSS is more secure than FHSS.
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A) In the center of the building on the roof.
B) In the center of the building on the ceiling.
C) In one of the corners of the building.
D) On one of the walls of the building.
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A) The system sending the signal uses infrared technology.
B) The power required to send information is significantly greater.
C) The bandwidth used is much wider than that required to send information.
D) The bandwidth used is much less than that used to send information.
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A) Root
B) Repeater
C) Bridge
D) Router
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A) Access point
B) Enterprise wireless gateway
C) Wireless residential gateway
D) Wireless Workgroup Bridge
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A) Per-user
B) Per-port
C) Per-MAC Address
D) Per-SSID
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A) WEP configuration
B) Detachable antennas
C) Radio card position
D) Input power
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A) It is the point at which the data rate is decreased or increased to the next acceptable rate in order to maintain the fastest viable RF link.
B) It is the line after which data is no longer passed to the wireless LAN infrastructure.
C) It is the boundary between 2 separate wireless LAN RF coverage cells.
D) It is the square areas of coverage denoted on the facility floor plan where access points are installed.
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A) WIDS
B) WIPS
C) TKIP/RC4
D) WINS
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A) Increased throughput on the network due to less overhead traffic
B) Intermittent throughput on the network due to more overhead traffic
C) Network traffic is not affected by using PSP.
D) Longer battery life on the clients that use PSP
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A) Negative effects induced on a wireless LAN by reflected RF signals arriving at the receiver along with the main signal
B) Surges in signal strength due to an RF signal taking multiple paths between the sending and receiving stations
C) Receiving station having multiple antennas, which causes the signal to take multiple paths to the CPU
D) Result of using a signal splitter to create multiple signal paths between sending and receiving stations
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A) Predictive
B) Associated
C) Passive
D) Active
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A) 24-bit
B) 40-bit
C) 64-bit
D) 128-bit
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A) A DSSS channel is much larger and wider.
B) FHSS systems only use one frequency at a time, so the narrowband interference must be on the same exact frequency at the same time.
C) Information is transmitted one frequency at a time instead of simultaneously transmitting over the entire band.
D) FHSS systems simply avoid the frequency on which narrowband interference occurs.
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A) Omni-directional
B) High-gain Dipole
C) High-gain Yagi
D) Parabolic dish
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A) Cables with 75 ohm impedance and connectors with 50 ohms impedance
B) Cables with 50 ohms impedance and connectors with 75 ohms impedance
C) Cables and connectors with values of impedance higher than 75 ohms
D) Cables and connectors that have same value of impedance
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A) SIFS
B) Delay spread
C) PIFS
D) Signal spread
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A) 5dB
B) 6 dB
C) 25 dB
D) 40 dB
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A) Static rate switching
B) Dynamic rate switching
C) Manual rate selection
D) Progressive rate selection
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A) 25 to 50 percent
B) 15 to 30 percent
C) 15 to 20 percent
D) 5 to 10 percent
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