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For questions about wireless networking (802.11), including any licensed or unlicensed RF medium used to provide point-to-point or point-to-multipoint network links.
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Extended Service Set in Wireless Networks
I am learning about the different kinds of service sets in Wireless networks and I have a few questions about the ESS. …
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Active vs Passive scanning in Wireless Networks
I read that there are two ways a wireless client can scan for a wireless network. …
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WiFi versus Wireless LANs
I've just started learning about Wireless networks and I have a question about the terms "WiFi" and "Wireless LAN". … Can these 2 terms be used interchangeably or is there any major difference between a WiFi and a Wireless LAN? …
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Authenticating APs and WLCs
I am currently learning about WLCs and Lightweight APs.
My book mentions that every AP and WLC must authenticate each other with digital certificates, and that a X.509 certificate is preinstalled in e …
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Stretching VLANS across a network infrastructure
I am learning about Autonomous and Lightweight APs at the moment and I came across this slide from a course that I follow.
This specific line
I know that this problem can be solved by using Lightwei …
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Can 2 devices communicate on the Internet at the same time using WiFi?
I am currently learning about Wireless networks and I have read that Wireless Networks are Half-Duplex and all devices receive the frames sent by other devices just like with Ethernet hubs. … Does this mean that if we had 2 devices like a smartphone and a laptop connected to a Wireless router, for example
The smartphone would receive all the data that the Laptop sends to the internet and vice …
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