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In a IEEE 802.11 wireless LAN the point of attachment for a wireless connection
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access point
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An unplanned network of two or more wireless LAN stations under the IEEE 802.11 standard
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ad hoc network
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A block cipher that resists all efforts to be decrypted
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advanced encryption standard
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For any wireless network, the area where service is provided
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basic service area
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In the IEEE 802.11 wireless LAN standard, the 11-bit spreading sequence used in the wireless network.
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Barker sequence
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a synchronization frame transmitted in a wireless system that provides system timing for the members of the wireless network.
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beacon frame
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An IEEE 802.11 wireless network of arbitrary size and complexity
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extended service set
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The European version of a wireless LAN
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HiperLAN
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For the IEEE 802.11 standard, the basic wireless network formed by two radio card - equipped stations.
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independent basic service set
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In the IEEE 802.11 standard, a form of wireless network access that depends upon a point coordinator network element.
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point coordination function (PCF)
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The radio transceiver card used in an IEEE 802.11 - enable device.
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radio card
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Wireless networks that are conforming to the IEEE 802.11 standard.
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robust security networks (RSN)
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In the IEEE 802.11 standard a mobile wireless LAN device
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station
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Slang term given to computer hackers that attempt to locate open wireless networks by driving around with mobile computers running wireless sniffer software.
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wardrivers
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wireless fidelity
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Wi-Fi
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Weak security used by IEEE 802.11 wireless LANS.
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wired equivalent privacy
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A more advanced form of wireless security.
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WiFi protected access (WPA)
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The standard for Bluetooth
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802.15
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The Internet is a ____ of ____, based on _____ and ________.
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netork, networks, standards, client server technology.
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First electronic wireless communications
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radio
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Standard of Internet communications
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tcp/ip
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PSTN means
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public switch telephone network.
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Three for pay wireless sites are?
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Starbucks, Barnes and Nobles, McDonalds at 42st
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802.11 is the standard for?
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Wi-Fi
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Wireless Standards have been set by what organization?
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IEEE
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Device that converts an Internet Domain name to a numeric Internet IP address is?
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DNS
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WiFi is the common name for what standard?
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wireless ethernet/fidelity
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Mobile telephones connect to an ISP through the use of
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cellular
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Example of a wireless ISP is
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Verison
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Three free wireless connection sites in NYC area
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JavaBrewin, Solar One, Applebees neighborhood grill and bar 50th st.
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A type of wireless connection
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infrared,cellular
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The internet function used to logon to remote computers is known as
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telnet
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The intergration of wireless devices into a wired network is done through the use of what device?
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access point
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