When creating a long-distance bridge link, it is important to know the channels in use by other networks on both ends of the link and within a reasonable range It is not as Important to know the channels in use in the middle area of the link. Why is this the case?

In a convention center, you have received complaints about the WLAN infrastructure. At this moment, the are only two APs in one auditorium. After analyzing the situation, you determined that there are more client devices that the infrastructure was designed for. There are only two APs to support more than 300 devices using the Wi-Fi at the same time. What should you do to make the Wi-Fi work as expected?

What is the most suitable antenna option to be used when designing a WLAN infrastructure with APs mounted on a ceiling with a height of more than 20 feet and having all of the client stations used from the floor?
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An associated STA detects a new BSS with the same SSID as the STA's current BSS. The new BSS uses a different IP subnet than the current BSS.
If the STA is configured to use 802.1X/EAP preauthentication, what is likely to occur?

What is the purpose of DHCP Option 43, and how is it used with WLANs?