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Wireless Certification

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  • Answer 40 questions in 15 minutes.
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1. On August 31 - 2000 - the FCC mandated that FHSS systems using fewer than 75 hops must have a maximum power output of ___ mW.






2. The ____ node problem can be caused by interfering obstacles between clients.






3. ____ is the data modulation method used in FHSS.






4. The FHSS hopset can be determined by listening to traffic on each of the hopping ____.






5. WEP keys are also known as ____ Secrets.






6. The spread spectrum FHSS exhibits resistance to narrowband __ interference by design.






7. The 802.11 standard contains 2.4 GHz FHSS - 2.4 GHz DSSS - and ____.






8. A gain of +3dB yieds a power ratio of __.






9. Antenna diversity compensates for a wireless LAN problem called ____.






10. Beacon frames are used for ____ synchronization and passing channel selection information.






11. DSSS uses channels that are ___ MHz wide to transmit data in the 2.4 GHz ISM band.






12. Before going to sleep - a wireless station must notify the ____ of its intention to sleep.






13. Yagi and Patch antennas are examples of ____-directional antennas.






14. ____ System Authentication is a secure method of client device authentication onto a WLAN.






15. Body of water - flat stretch of earth - and metal roofs are considered to be smooth surfaces that can cause ____path.






16. WLAN client-side devices use the security features EAP and ____.






17. A sequence of hops in a FHSS system is referred to as a ____.






18. A parabolic ____ is one type of a highly directional antenna.






19. T/F FHSS is inherently more secure than DSSS.






20. The two RF spread spectrum technologies in the IEEE 802.11 standard is FHSS and ____.






21. A change in the direction and intensity of a group of waves after passing by an obstacle or the bending of waves around an object is referred to as ____.






22. In Infrastructure mode a single access point (AP) together with all associated stations (STAs) is called a ____.






23. An ____ is a set of one or more interconnected BSSs and integrated local area networks (LANs) that appear as a single BSS to the logical link control layer at any station associated with one of those BSSs.






24. The range of RF transmissions increases with greater transmitting ____ - not frequency.






25. All access points transmit a ____ management frame at a fixed interval.






26. Dipole antennas are ____-directional antennas.






27. MAC filters can be implemented on a WLAN on an ____ point or on a RADIUS server.






28. A loss of -10dB yields a power ratio of ____.






29. The weather and future ____ should be considered when erecting a 2.4GHz WLAN outside antenna.






30. Part of the roaming process involves Implementing Mobile IP - Active Scanning - and ____ Scanning.






31. Insertion loss on WLAN splitters are measured in what units?






32. The FCC deals with RF Output power limits - appropriate RF Frequency band use - and ____ of frequency bands.






33. Bluetooth uses a type of data modulation called ____.






34. DSSS systems support a maximum of __ APs in a co-located environment.






35. The two types of WLAN scanning are active scanning and ____ scanning.






36. To achieve 54 Mbps - 802.11a uses which type of data modulation?






37. Data modulation methods in DSSS systems are BPSK and ____.






38. The units for relative power are dB and dB_.






39. The Fresnel Zone must be at least __% cleared of obstructions.






40. With 802.11 it is possible to create an ad-hoc network of client devices without a controlling Access Point called an ____ - in which case the SSID is chosen by the client device that starts the network - and broadcasting of the SSID is performed in