Question 1

Wired Ethernet is based on which IEEE standard?

Accepted Answer

A)  IEEE 802.11 
B)  IEEE 802.1 
C)  IEEE 802.3 
D)  IEEE 802.14 
A)  IEEE 802.11 
B)  IEEE 802.1 
C)  IEEE 802.3 
D)  IEEE 802.14 C

Question 2

Wireless communication takes place over free space through the use of which type of signals?

Accepted Answer

A)  Bluetooth 
B)  Electromagnetic 
C)  Radio frequency 
D)  Lightwave 
A)  Bluetooth 
B)  Electromagnetic 
C)  Radio frequency 
D)  Lightwave C

Question 3

A basic service set (BSS) is bounded by the area in which the access point's signal is usable. What is this area known as?

Accepted Answer

A)  Basic service area (BS
A)  
B)  Wireless service area (WS
A)  
C)  Basic service reach (BSR) 
D)  Wireless service reach (WSR) 
A)  Basic service area (BS
A)  
B)  Wireless service area (WS
A)  
C)  Basic service reach (BSR) 
D)  Wireless service reach (WSR) A

Question 4

Which standard must wireless devices adhere to?

Accepted Answer

A)  IEEE 802.11 
B)  IEEE 802.1 
C)  IEEE 802.3 
D)  IEEE 802.14 
A)  IEEE 802.11 
B)  IEEE 802.1 
C)  IEEE 802.3 
D)  IEEE 802.14

Question 5

The IEEE 802.11 standard refers to the upstream wired Ethernet as the _______ for the wireless BSS.

Accepted Answer

A)  Upstream system 
B)  Distribution connection 
C)  Ethernet retrieval 
D)  Distribution system 
A)  Upstream system 
B)  Distribution connection 
C)  Ethernet retrieval 
D)  Distribution system

Question 6

An engineer needs to add an additional access point to extend the range of their wireless network. However, it's not possible to run a wired network cable to the new access point. What could this engineer do so that the new wireless access point doesn't require a wired connection to the access point?

Accepted Answer

A)  There is no way to make this scenario work without the engineer being able to provide a wired connection to the access point. 
B)  Configure the access point to use IBSS. 
C)  Configure the access point to operate in repeater mode. 
D)  Use a workgroup bridge to connect the two access points. 
A)  There is no way to make this scenario work without the engineer being able to provide a wired connection to the access point. 
B)  Configure the access point to use IBSS. 
C)  Configure the access point to operate in repeater mode. 
D)  Use a workgroup bridge to connect the two access points.

Question 7

What is the term used to describe when access points are placed at multiple geographical locations and interconnected by a switched infrastructure?

Accepted Answer

A)  Basic service set 
B)  Extended service set 
C)  Geographical service set 
D)  Enhanced service set 
A)  Basic service set 
B)  Extended service set 
C)  Geographical service set 
D)  Enhanced service set

Question 8

Access points all have a unique identifier based upon the MAC address of the access point. What is this unique identifier known as?

Accepted Answer

A)  BSS 
B)  SSID 
C)  BSSID 
D)  ESS 
A)  BSS 
B)  SSID 
C)  BSSID 
D)  ESS

Question 9

What is the max data rate for the 802.11n standard?

Accepted Answer

A)  2 Mbps 
B)  54 Mbps 
C)  600 Mbps 
D)  6.93 Gbps 
A)  2 Mbps 
B)  54 Mbps 
C)  600 Mbps 
D)  6.93 Gbps

Question 10

When referring to wireless networks, membership in a BSS is known as which of the following?

Accepted Answer

A)  Partnership 
B)  Association 
C)  Neighbor 
D)  Pair 
A)  Partnership 
B)  Association 
C)  Neighbor 
D)  Pair

Question 11

A user has a laptop so that she can freely move around the office building and work in difference locations. As the user walks through the building, her device immediately connects to the closest access point. What is this known as?

Accepted Answer

A)  Wireless passing 
B)  Swapping 
C)  Hopping 
D)  Roaming 
A)  Wireless passing 
B)  Swapping 
C)  Hopping 
D)  Roaming

Question 12

Which of the following describes an IBSS?

Accepted Answer

A)  A network in which multiple access points are spread throughout multiple geological locations. 
B)  A network in which two or more wireless devices connect to each other directly, with no other means of network connectivity. 
C)  A network which contains a single access point. 
D)  A network in which only certain devices have authorization to connect to the wireless network. 
A)  A network in which multiple access points are spread throughout multiple geological locations. 
B)  A network in which two or more wireless devices connect to each other directly, with no other means of network connectivity. 
C)  A network which contains a single access point. 
D)  A network in which only certain devices have authorization to connect to the wireless network.

Wired Ethernet is based on which IEEE standard?

Wireless communication takes place over free space through the use of which type of signals?

A basic service set (BSS) is bounded by the area in which the access point's signal is usable. What is this area known as?

Which standard must wireless devices adhere to?

The IEEE 802.11 standard refers to the upstream wired Ethernet as the _______ for the wireless BSS.

What is the term used to describe when access points are placed at multiple geographical locations and interconnected by a switched infrastructure?

Access points all have a unique identifier based upon the MAC address of the access point. What is this unique identifier known as?

What is the max data rate for the 802.11n standard?

When referring to wireless networks, membership in a BSS is known as which of the following?

A user has a laptop so that she can freely move around the office building and work in difference locations. As the user walks through the building, her device immediately connects to the closest access point. What is this known as?

Which of the following describes an IBSS?

Introduction to TCP/IP Networking

Fundamentals of Ethernet Lans

Fundamentals of Wans and IP Routing

Using the Command-Line Interface

Analyzing Ethernet Lan Switching

Configuring Basic Switch Management

Configuring and Verifying Switch Interfaces

Implementing Ethernet Virtual Lans

Spanning Tree Protocol Concepts

RSTP and Etherchannel Configuration

Perspectives on IPV4 Subnetting

Analyzing Classful IPV4 Networks

Analyzing Subnet Masks

Analyzing Existing Subnets

Operating Cisco Routers

Configuring IPV4 Addresses and Static Routes

IP Routing in the Lan

Troubleshooting IPV4 Routing

Understanding OSPF Concepts

Implementing OSPF

OSPF Network Types and Neighbors

Fundamentals of IP Version 6

Ipv6 Addressing and Subnetting

Implementing IPV6 Addressing on Routers

Implementing IPV6 Routing

Analyzing Cisco Wireless Architectures

Securing Wireless Networks

Building a Wireless Lan

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Exam 26: Fundamentals of Wireless Networks

Wired Ethernet is based on which IEEE standard?

Wireless communication takes place over free space through the use of which type of signals?

A basic service set (BSS) is bounded by the area in which the access point's signal is usable. What is this area known as?

Which standard must wireless devices adhere to?

The IEEE 802.11 standard refers to the upstream wired Ethernet as the _______ for the wireless BSS.

What is the term used to describe when access points are placed at multiple geographical locations and interconnected by a switched infrastructure?

Access points all have a unique identifier based upon the MAC address of the access point. What is this unique identifier known as?

What is the max data rate for the 802.11n standard?

When referring to wireless networks, membership in a BSS is known as which of the following?

A user has a laptop so that she can freely move around the office building and work in difference locations. As the user walks through the building, her device immediately connects to the closest access point. What is this known as?

Which of the following describes an IBSS?

Introduction to TCP/IP Networking

Fundamentals of Ethernet Lans

Fundamentals of Wans and IP Routing

Using the Command-Line Interface

Analyzing Ethernet Lan Switching

Configuring Basic Switch Management

Configuring and Verifying Switch Interfaces

Implementing Ethernet Virtual Lans

Spanning Tree Protocol Concepts

RSTP and Etherchannel Configuration

Perspectives on IPV4 Subnetting

Analyzing Classful IPV4 Networks

Analyzing Subnet Masks

Analyzing Existing Subnets

Operating Cisco Routers

Configuring IPV4 Addresses and Static Routes

IP Routing in the Lan

Troubleshooting IPV4 Routing

Understanding OSPF Concepts

Implementing OSPF

OSPF Network Types and Neighbors

Fundamentals of IP Version 6

Ipv6 Addressing and Subnetting

Implementing IPV6 Addressing on Routers

Implementing IPV6 Routing

Analyzing Cisco Wireless Architectures

Securing Wireless Networks

Building a Wireless Lan

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