Exam 10: Managing the Wireless Network

A ____ has been labeled a "cat and mouse" game for trying to find rogue access points.

____ can be used to measure the RF power loss between transmitter and receiver to calculate the distance from the transmitting device to the receiver.

In a WIPS, signatures, instead of being used for attack detection, are only used to provide additional details about the attack itself.

The nearest sensor method can locate a client to within a ____ meter area.

Global positioning systems (GPS) are widely used in 802.11 WLANs.

The ____________________ governs the privacy of personal health information.

____ is a diagnostic program that sends a packet to a device and waits for a response to determine if it is properly functioning.

A ____ constantly monitors the radio frequency (using wireless probes) for attacks.

A more proactive approach than intrusion detection is a(n) ____.

Both SNMP and WLAN management systems contain tools to perform three important management functions: network discovery, ____, and configuration.

____ uses intelligent algorithms to improve precision by accounting for the environmental effects on the wireless signal itself.

The ____ is a signal that tells the strength of the incoming (received) signal.

How does the nearest sensor method work?

What is the key to wireless probes?

A spike in a network's bandwidth or a decrease in the time to respond to a request are signs that the network is running slowly. These events are known as a(n) ____.

What are the advantages and disadvantages of using SNMP for WLANs?

A(n) ____ system monitors the normal activity of the wireless LAN and "learns" its normal characteristics.

In a WIDS anomaly detection system the security administrator defines the ____ (or normal) state of the network's traffic.

What are the steps to perform a mobile sniffing audit?