An access point is set up to offer wireless coverage in an office. Which one of the following is the correct 802.11 term for the resulting standalone network?
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An access point is set up to offer wireless coverage in an office. Which one of the following is the correct 802.11 term for the resulting standalone network?
Explanation: An AP offers a basic service set (BSS). BSA is incorrect because it is a Basic Service Area, or the cell footprint of a BSS. BSD is incorrect because it does not pertain to wireless at all. IBSS is incorrect because it is an Independent BSS, or an ad hoc network, where an AP or BSS is not needed at all.
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