802.11 Frame

I have some network questions I need answering for an exam coming up
the 802.11 frame.

When the network is Ad-Hoc and when the network is infestructure what
is the BBSSID Field Set to.

What part of the beacon frame indicates that the network is ad-hoc
rather than inferstrucuture?

Patrick <(E-Mail Removed)> hath wroth:

>I have some network questions I need answering for an exam coming up
>the 802.11 frame.

University of Central Lancashire?

When and if you graduate, are you going to have someone else do you
work for you? You don't learn anything if someone else does your
homework.

>When the network is Ad-Hoc and when the network is infestructure what
>is the BBSSID Field Set to.

That's in the IEEE 802.11-1999 specification.
<http://standards.ieee.org/getieee802/802.11.html>
It's very difficult reading, so you might want to search for simpler
explanations.

>What part of the beacon frame indicates that the network is ad-hoc
>rather than inferstrucuture?

That's also in the specification.

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