Q. In IEEE 802.11, a BSS without an AP is called an _________.

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Q. In IEEE 802.11, a BSS with an AP is sometimes referred to as ____________.

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Q. In IEEE 802.11, communication between two stations in two different BSSs usually occurs via two ________.

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Q. In IEEE 802.11, a station with ________ mobility is either stationary (not moving) or moving only inside a BSS.

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Q. In IEEE 802.11, a station with ________mobility can move from one BSS to another, but the movement is confined inside one ESS.

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Q. In IEEE 802.11, a station with ________ mobility can move from one ESS to another.

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Q. In IEEE 802.11, _______ is an optional access method that can be implemented in an infrastructure network (not in an ad hoc network).

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Q. In IEEE 802.11, when a frame is going from one station in a BSS to another without passing through the distribution system, the address flag is _____

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Q. In IEEE 802.11, when a frame is coming from an AP and going to a station, the address flag is _______.

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Q. In IEEE 802.11, when a frame is going from a station to an AP, the address flag is _____.

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Q. In IEEE 802.11, when a frame is going from one AP to another AP in a wireless distribution system, the address flag is _____.

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Q. The IEEE 802.11 standard for wireless LANs defines two services: ______ and _______.

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Q. In IEEE 802.11, the access method used in the DCF sublayer is _________.

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Q. In IEEE 802.11, the ______ is a timer used for collision avoidance.

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Q. In IEEE 802.11, the addressing mechanism can include up to ______addresses.

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Q. The original IEEE 802.11, uses _________.

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Q. The IEEE 802.11a, uses _________.

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Q. The IEEE 802.11b, uses _________.

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Q. The IEEE 802.11g, uses _________.

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Q. The original IEEE 802.11, has a data rate of _____Mbps.

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