What operational change will occur if an 802.11b client associates with an access point that is currently supporting clients utilizing 802.11g?

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What operational change will occur if an 802.11b client associates with an access point that is currently supporting clients utilizing 802.11g?

  • The 802.11g clients will disassociate from the AP.
  • The 802.11g clients will operate at reduced speeds.
  • The 802.11b client will never gain access to the channel.
  • The 802.11b client will not be able to establish an IP session with any of the other 802.11g clients.

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