A. 2 GHz
B. 5.4 GHz
C. 2.4 GHz
D. 5 GHz
A. PS-Poll
B. ACK
C. CTS
D. RTS
A. STA Data encapsulation CAPWAP Tunnel forwarding
B. AP right AC Automatic discovery and AP&AC State machine operation and maintenance
C. AC right AP Perform management and business configuration delivery
D. Defined Mac Layer and physical layer transmission rate
A. True
B. False
A. 8
B. 9
C. 7
D. 10
A. 1,0
B. 1,1
C. 0,0
D. 0,1
A. 802.11s
B. 802.11a
C. 802.11e
D. 802.11g
A. Point-to-multipoint
B. Point-to-point method
C. Multipoint to multipoint
D. Relay bridging method
A. 802.af, also known as PoE+, can be compatible with 802.a devices
B. 802.at supports four power levels and only supports Category 5 lines
C. 802.at, also known as PoE+, can be compatible with 802.a devices
D. The A.802.af standard was formulated in 2009, and the maximum output power is 30W
A. AM
B. FM
C. phase modulation
D. Wave modulation
A. WPA2 PSK+TKIP/CCMP
B. WPA1 802.1X+TKIP/CCMP
C. WPA1 PSK+TKIP/CCMP
D. WPA2 802.1X+TKIP/CCMP
A. TXOPLimit
B. DIFS
C. SIFS
D. AIFSN
A. BSA
B. SSA
C. ESA
D. TSA
A. AC download
B. BAS
C. AP Bring your own
D. FTP Server download
A. High gain, large lobe width
B. Omnidirectional
C. High gain, small lobe width
D. Low gain, large lobe width
A. TrueAP Architecture and traditional independent fat AP Architecture.
A. OFDM
B. FHSS
C. DSSS
D. MIMO