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60 Cards in this Set
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The ISO is responsible for creating what ?
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Open System Interconnection (OSI) Model
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The (OSI) model stands for what?
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Open Systems Interconnection (OSI) model
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The 802.11-2007 standard defines communications mechanisms at what (2) layers ?
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1) Physical
2) MAC sublayer of the Data Link Layer ** CHAPTER 1 ** |
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*** STATEMENT **
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By design the 802.11 standard does not address the upper layers of the OSI model.
Exception: There are interactions between the MAC sublayer and upper layers for (QOS) ** CHAPTER 1 ** |
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If wireless encryption is implemented, what layers of the of the OSI model are protected?
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Layers 3 - 7
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If wireless encryption is used, does it encrypt Layer 2 data ?
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NO
Only layers 3 -7 are encrypted. *** CHAPTER 1 *** |
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What is the main objective of 802.11 communications ?
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Transfer data from one computing device to another.
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At layer 3 what is 'data' called or referenced as?
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Layer 3 -- IP PACKET
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A bit is a binary digit, taking a value of what ?
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0 (zero) or 1 (one)
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A byte of information comprises how many bits?
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8
8 bits make 1 byte *** CHAPTER 1 *** |
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Data Link Layer is what layer of the OSI model ?
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Data Link Layer is Layer 2 of the OSI model
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Data Link Layer has how many sublayers ?
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Data Link Layer has 2 sublayers.
LLC Logical Link Control MAC Media Access Control *** CHAPTER 1 *** |
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Name the sublayers of the Data Link Layer of the OSI model ?
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LLC Logical Link Control
MAC Media Access Control *** CHAPTER 1 *** |
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LLC Logical Link Control is part of what layer of the OSI model ?
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Data Link Layer
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The MAC Media Access Control is part of what OSI layer ?
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Data Link Layer
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When traffic is passed down the OSI model from layer 3 <IP PACKET>, what is the next Layer / Sublayer the data gets handed off to ?
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Data Link Layer - Sublayer LLC Logical Link Control
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When the IP packet is handed off from Layer 3 to Layer 2, what is this data called ?
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When the data hits the LLC sublayer, it is then called a MSDU <MAC SERVICE DATA UNIT>
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The MSDU <MAC SERVICE DATA UNIT> contains what type of data ?
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MSDU contains data from Layers 3 - 7. It contains the IP Packet and some LLC information.
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What does MSDU stand for ?
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<MAC SERVICE DATA UNIT>
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Name the (3) major 802.11 frame types ?
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Management Frames
Control Frames Data Frames *** CHAPTER 1 *** |
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Do 802.11 management or control frames carry upper layer information ?
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NO
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The 802.11-2007 standard states that the maximum size MSDU is how many bytes ?
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2,304 bytes, plus any overhead from encryption.
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802.11 data frames (MSDU) Mac Service Data Unit are carried in what part of the 802.11 frame ?
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Frame Body
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When the LLC (Logical Link Control) send the MSDU down to the MAC (Media Access Control), what 3 items are added to the data ?
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MAC HEADER
FRAME BODY (Contains MSDU) FCS (Frame Check Sequence) NOTE: Its called a MPDU at this point. *** CHAPTER 1 *** |
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FCS stands for what ?
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FCS (Frame Check Sequence)
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What is a FCS (Frame Check Sequence) ?
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Its a 32 bit CRC
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When the MSDU (Mac Service Data Unit) is handed down from the LLC (Logical Link Control) to the MAC (Media Access Control) the MSDU is encapsulated and called what ?
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MPDU (Mac Protocol Data Unit)
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What does MPDU stand for ?
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MPDU (Mac Protocol Data Unit)
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The MPDU (Mac Protocol Data Unit) has 3 parts to it, name them.
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MAC HEADER
FRAME BODY FCS (Frame Check Sequence) *** CHAPTER 1 *** |
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MPDU (Mac Protocol Data Unit) is also know to be called ?
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The MPDU is a 802.11 FRAME
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The physical layer is divided into how many sublayers ?
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2
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The physical layer is divided into 2 sublayers, name the sub layers.
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Upper portion - PLCP (Physical Layer Convergence Procedure
Lower portion - PMD (Physical Medium Dependent) *** CHAPTER 1 *** |
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Name the data types as data works down the OSI model layer 2 through 1 ..
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MSDU
MPDU PSDU PPDU *** CHAPTER 1 *** |
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Name the data types as data works up the OSI model layer 1 through 2 ..
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PPDU
PSDU MPDU MSDU *** CHAPTER 1 *** |
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Name the data types on layer 1 and 2
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MSDU (Mac Service Data Unit)
MPDU (Mac Protocol Data Unit) PSDU (PLCP Service Data Unit) PPDU (PLCP Data Unit) *** CHAPTER 1 *** |
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Name the sublayers that data takes going down layers 2 through 1.
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LLC
MAC PLCP PMD *** CHAPTER 1 *** |
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Name the sublayers that data takes going up layers 1 through 2.
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PMD
PLCP MAC LLC *** CHAPTER 1 *** |
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What does PLCP stand for ?
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PLCP (Physical Layer Convergence Procedure)
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Name the sublayers of layer 1 and layer 2.
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LLC (Logical Link Control)
MAC (Media Access Control) PLCP (Physical Layer Convergence Protocol) PMD (Physical Medium Dependent) *** CHAPTER 1 *** |
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What 2 sublayer types are called different names but mean the same thing?
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MPDU and PSDU
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The PLCP sublayer adds 2 things to the PSDU data when it arrives. What are they?
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Preamble and PHY Header
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What is the purpose of a preamble?
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Preamble is used for synchronization between transmitting and receiving 802.11 radios.
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When layer 3 sends data down to the LLC what data type is this called?
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MSDU <Mac Service Data Unit>
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Clause 16 is what type of technology ?
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IR - Infrared
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All 3 of these bands are 100 Mhz wide and offer 4 channels each. Name them
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UNII1
UNII2 UNII3 |
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The IEEE 802.11h amendment introduced what new unii ?
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UNII 2 - Extended
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UNII 2 Extended offers how many additional channels ?
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11
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The 802.11h amendment is an extension of what other amendment ?
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802.11a
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What is UNII 1 's starting and ending frequency range ?
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5.15 - 5.25 GHz
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What is UNII 2 's starting and ending frequency range ?
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5.25 - 5.35 GHz
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What is UNII 2-E 's starting and ending frequency range ?
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5.47 - 5.725 GHz
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What is UNII 3 's starting and ending frequency range ?
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5.725 - 5.825
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802.11g is what clause ?
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Clause 19
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Clause 19 defines a technology called what ?Hint XXX-OFDM
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ERP-OFDM
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Name the 2 mandatory ERP PHYs for clause 19 ?
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ERP-OFDM
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Name the 8 data rates that could be supported by clause 19 ?
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6, 9, 12, 18, 24, 36, 48, 54
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Clause 19 -- ERP stands for what ?
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ERP - Extended Rate Physical
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Clause 19 -- IEEE mandates/ requires vendors support for which 3 data rates ?
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6, 12, 24
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What is the goal of the "protection mechanism" ?
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Preventing 802.11b HR-DSSS <Clause 18> and 802.11 DSSS <Clause 15> from communicating at the same time with ERP-OFDM <Clause 19>.
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Many of the past IEEE 802.11 amendments define data rates and bandwidth. 802.11n defines data rates by using what ?
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MSC - Modulation and Coding Scheme
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