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The set-up formed by the access point and the stations located within its coverage area are called the basic service set (or infrastructure basic service set, or BSS for short). Each BSS forms one cell. We can link several BSS's together (it means we link access points) using a connection called a distribution system in order to form an extended service set or ESS. The distribution system can also be a wired network, a cable between two access points or even a wireless network. Note: When a station moves from one access point to another in an ESS, it is called roaming.
Be careful not to mix up IBSS (independent basic service set) and infrastructure basic service set. IBSS is an ad-hoc network
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