MATCHING
-the different ways of sharing resources in a network environment
A)ACK
B)active scanning
C)associate request frame
D)BSS
E)channel access methods
F)control frames
G)DCF
H)fragmentation
I)management frames
J)passive scanning

Question

Quizplus · Accepted Answer

Channel access methods refer to the different protocols used to coordinate access to the shared medium in a network environment. Examples of these methods include carrier sense multiple access with collision avoidance (CSMA/CA) and time division multiple access (TDMA).

Answer: D
 BSS stands for Basic Service Set, which is a group of wireless stations that communicate with each other via the same access point in a wireless network environment.

Answer: A, B, C, F, G, H, I, J
 These different frames and scanning methods are all used in network environments to facilitate communication, manage resources, and coordinate access to the shared medium. ACK frames are used to acknowledge receipt of data frames, while control frames are used to manage the flow and quality of data transmission. Management frames are used for administrative tasks such as authentication and association, while fragmentation is used to break up large frames into smaller, more manageable pieces. Active and passive scanning are methods used to locate and identify potential network resources, and the associate request frame is used to request association with an access point in a BSS. Finally, DCF (Distributed Coordination Function) is a protocol used to manage access to the shared medium in a wireless network environment.

MATCHING -The Different Ways of Sharing Resources in a Network Environment