Which is true of a wireless mesh network?
A) they use only autonomous APs
B) each AP communicates directly to the wired network
C) only one AP must be connected to the wired network
D) a maximum of 10 APs can be on each network

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A wireless mesh network is a type of network that uses multiple wireless access points (APs) to communicate with each other and extend the network coverage. In a wireless mesh network, not all of the APs need to be connected to the wired network directly. Instead, only one or a few APs need to be connected to the wired network and the other APs can communicate with each other wirelessly to extend the network coverage. Therefore, option C is the correct choice because it states that only one AP must be connected to the wired network. The other options are incorrect because a wireless mesh network can use either autonomous or controller-based APs (option A), each AP does not necessarily communicate directly to the wired network (option B), and there is no maximum limit on how many APs can be on a wireless mesh network (option D).

Which Is True of a Wireless Mesh Network