Which of the following configurations has a central wireless device that is used to serve all wireless clients?
A) The Basic Service Set (BSS)
B) A point-of-sale (POS) terminal
C) A data frame
D) The OSI (Open Systems Interconnection) model

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The Basic Service Set (BSS) is a configuration in which a central wireless device (such as a wireless access point) serves all wireless clients within its range. This is the most common configuration used in wireless networks. Option B refers to a specific device for processing transactions, option C refers to a unit of data transmitted in a network, and option D is a reference to a model for communication between different systems. None of these options describe a configuration with a central wireless device serving all clients.

Which of the Following Configurations Has a Central Wireless Device