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1 point(s)Ad-hoc networks are commonly used in large organisation LANs.
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2 point(s)Which two of the following are benefits of ad-hoc networks?
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1 point(s)What is tethering?
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1 point(s)What type of encryption is used on open networks?
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3 point(s)Which three of the following are issues that affect ad-hoc network performance?
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2 point(s)Match the factors affecting network availability with their explanation.
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- Location of the network
- Mobile network coverage
- Blackspots
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Rural areas and developing countries often lack the required infrastructure to provide broadband internet connections.
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Cell phone towers may be far away and so signals may not be available to provide network access.
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Geographical features, such as mountains and hills can block signals preventing network access.
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