Which of the following speeds would a wireless network perform at when the network is built in bridge mode containing 802.11g, 802.11n, and 802.11ac access points?
okay guys, after a lot of digging! and I mean a lot. from what I read shit 802.11ac uses beamforming which will then make allow it use 2.4 and 5.0 you can essentially get the 1.3Gbs or 1300 Mbs.. ill link to the article.. hope this helps..
https://www.soundandvision.com/node/100293
I think so too, because the routers will act as an access point if the "bridging" process occurs and making the highest internet speed available rather than using them individually as separate devices that gives out IP addresses in your network.
The Official CompTIA® A+® Core 1 and Core 2 Student Guide (Exams 220-1001 and 220-1002) | 511 - Access Points can also be configured to forward frames between one another, functioning in a Wireless Distribution System (WDS) to extend the network without
using a cabled backbone. A WDS can be configured in bridge mode, where the access points only forward communications between one another, and repeater mode, where
they also communicate with stations. A WDS can be complex to set up and can suffer from compatibility problems when devices from multiple vendors are used.
That means WAPs transfer data using the highest speed possible as all WAPs should be the same model using the same 802 standard.
No matter what 802.11s you have in a network, the network drags down to the smallest in the network. therefore, the answer is B, 54 mb. I have read about this in Proffessor messer's notes
Surprisingly, it is not B which would be the lowest common denominator in terms of speed. I believe the idea is that the slower router technologies are placed in bridge mode (making them moot essentially) while leveraging the fastest router which is AC at 1300 Mbs. Someone check me on this before I send a hitman to CompTIA for engaging in trickery rather than practical knowledge.
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