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F ACULTY OF C OMPUTER S CIENCE & E NGINEERING Chapter 01. Introduction to Wireless LANs

Q UESTION 1 Which one of the following does a wireless LAN provide that a wired network does not? a)Mobility b)Centralized security c)Reliability d)VPN security

Q UESTION 2 2. Which one of the following would not be an appropriate use of a wireless LAN? A. Connecting two buildings together that are on opposite sides of the street B. Connecting two computers together in a small office so they can share a printer C. Connecting a remote home to a WISP for Internet access D. Connecting two rack-mounted computers together

Q UESTION 3 3. Why is a wireless LAN a good choice for extending a network? Choose all that apply. A. Reduces the cost of cables required for installation B. Can be installed faster than a wired network C. The hardware is considerably less expensive D. Eliminates a significant portion of the labor charges for installation

Q UESTION 4 4. Wireless ISPs provide which one of the following services? A. Small office/home office services B. Connectivity for large enterprises C. Last mile data delivery D. Building-to-building connectivity

Q UESTION 5 5. Wireless LANs are primarily deployed in which one of the following roles? A. Backbone B. Access C. Application D. Core

Q UESTION 6 6. Why would a mobile office be a good choice for using a wireless LAN? Choose all that apply. A. It would take less time to setup than wiring a network B. The equipment could be removed easily if the office moves C. It would not require any administration D. It is a more centralized approach

Q UESTION 7 7. Which one of the following is the IEEE family of standards for wireless LANs? A B C D x

Q UESTION 8 8. As a consultant, you have taken a job creating a wireless LAN for an office complex that will connect 5 buildings in close vicinity together. Given only this information, which one of the following wireless LAN implementations would be most appropriate for this scenario? A. Last-mile data service from a WISP B. Point-to-point bridge links between all buildings C. Point-to-multipoint bridge link from a central building to all remote buildings D. One central antenna at the main building only

Q UESTION 9 9. Which of the following are challenges that WISPs face that telephone companies and cable companies do not? Choose all that apply. A. Customers located more than 18,000 feet from a central office B. High costs of installing telephone lines or copper cabling C. Trees as line of sight obstructions D. Rooftop access for antenna installation

Q UESTION In what organization did the use of spread spectrum wireless data transfer originate? A. WECA B. WLANA C. FCC D. U.S. Military

Q UESTION Which one of the following is the most recently approved IEEE standard for wireless LANs? A a B b C c D g

Q UESTION Which one of the following IEEE standards for wireless LANs is not compatible with the standard currently known as Wi-Fi™? A B g C a D b

Q UESTION 13. Which one of the following IEEE standards for wireless LANs utilizes the 5GHz UNII bands for its radio signal transmissions? A b B. Bluetooth C D g E a

Q UESTION A WISP would take advantage of which one of the following applications for wireless LANs? A. Last Mile data delivery B. Building-to-building bridging C. Classroom connectivity D. Home network connectivity

Q UESTION Who makes the laws that govern the usage of wireless LANs in the United States? A. IEEE B. WECA C. FCC D. FAA