INTRODUCTION TO COMPUTERS
DEFINITION AND CLASSIFICATION OF COMPUTERS
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Question
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Which two requirements must be met for a device to connect to a specific secure wireless (Wi-Fi) network? (Choose two)
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The device must be plugged in
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The wireless network card on the device must be enabled
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There must be no other device on the network
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The device must be within 50 feet of the wireless router
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You must have the correct network password
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Explanation:
Detailed explanation-1: -WPA3 (Wi-Fi Protected Access 3) It is constantly being more used thanks to the 802.11ax standard, which requires it in the 6 GHz band or Wi-Fi 6E.
Detailed explanation-2: -In terms of encryption strength, WEP uses a 40-bit encryption key, WPA uses a 128-bit encryption key, and WPA2 uses a 256-bit encryption key. The standards also support different authentication methods, with newer methods being significantly more secure than older ones.
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