Computer Network Interoperability - Homework 6 Practice | CECS 474, Assignments of Computer Science

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CECS 474 Computer Network Interoperability
Assignment 6
To be completed by Wednesday, April 8, 2009.
802.11 Wireless Networks – Part B
I. Preliminaries
Choose a team of 4-5 people with whom you will work on this assignment. List the members
of your team:
_______________________________ ________________________________
_______________________________ ________________________________
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II. Instructions
As a team, select one option from Section III and complete the tasks specified.
When you answer the questions:
1) Be sure to cite your reference sources.
2) Do not simply quote answers from your source, explain what the answer means.
In designing your experiments you may use the following equipment from the ECS 305 Lab:
1) 54g Wireless Desktop Network Card 802.11g (F5D7000), BELKIN COMPUTER
(Installed in each Dell Workstation.)
2) Wireless 802.11G Plus, MIMO Router, (F5D9230-4), BELKIN COMPUTER (This is the
router we used for Assignment 5.)
3) 802.11n Wireless Router, N1, (F5D8231-4), BELKIN COMPUTER
4) Three Wireless N1 USB Adapter, (F5D8051), BELKIN COMPUTER
5) Airport Extreme Base Station (802.11n), APPLE COMPUTER
6) Laptop computer with 802.11g card or 802.11N1 wireless adapter
7) Bluetooth USB Adaptors (two)
8) Numerous 802.11 Antennas (See the selection in Lab)
9) Handheld, portable GPS device.
The experiment that you design must include the following:
1) Statement of the objective(s) of the experiment.
2) Equipment to be used in the experiment.
3) Design of the experiment.
4) Data to be collected.
5) Conclusions expected.
Turn in only one copy of this assignment for your entire group.
Remember, in Assignment 7 you will be performing your experiment so make it practical.
Dr. Tracy Bradley Maples (Spring 2009)
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CECS 474 Computer Network Interoperability

Assignment 6

To be completed by Wednesday, April 8, 2009.

802.11 Wireless Networks – Part B

I. Preliminaries  Choose a team of 4-5 people with whom you will work on this assignment. List the members of your team:




II. Instructions  As a team, select one option from Section III and complete the tasks specified.  When you answer the questions:

  1. Be sure to cite your reference sources.
  2. Do not simply quote answers from your source, explain what the answer means.  In designing your experiments you may use the following equipment from the ECS 305 Lab:
  3. 54g Wireless Desktop Network Card 802.11g (F5D7000), BELKIN COMPUTER (Installed in each Dell Workstation.)
  4. Wireless 802.11G Plus, MIMO Router, (F5D9230-4), BELKIN COMPUTER (This is the router we used for Assignment 5.)
  5. 802.11n Wireless Router, N1, (F5D8231-4), BELKIN COMPUTER
  6. Three Wireless N1 USB Adapter, (F5D8051), BELKIN COMPUTER
  7. Airport Extreme Base Station (802.11n), APPLE COMPUTER
  8. Laptop computer with 802.11g card or 802.11N1 wireless adapter
  9. Bluetooth USB Adaptors (two)
  10. Numerous 802.11 Antennas (See the selection in Lab)
  11. Handheld, portable GPS device.  The experiment that you design must include the following:
  12. Statement of the objective(s) of the experiment.
  13. Equipment to be used in the experiment.
  14. Design of the experiment.
  15. Data to be collected.
  16. Conclusions expected.  Turn in only one copy of this assignment for your entire group.  Remember, in Assignment 7 you will be performing your experiment so make it practical.

III. Options --- Select One of the Following Options A-E Option A: 802.11 Wireless Security

1. Answer the following questions about 802.11 wireless security: (a) Can data be intercepted when it is transmitted on a wireless network? (b) If yes, how can this be prevented? (c) What security features are included with the equipment used in the ECS 305 NetLab equipment? (d) What security features are “state-of-the-art” for wireless networks? (e) Why is wireless LAN security considered poor in general? (You may ask for a hint.) 2. Design an experiment that can be performed in lab which tests or verifies the information you learned about 802.11 wireless security. Option B: 802.11 Distance Limitations 1. Answer the following questions about 802.11 wireless networks distance limitations: (a) What are the theoretical distance limitations for each type of wireless network standard (802.11a, 802.11b, 802.11g, and 802.11n)? (b) Why are there different distance limitations for different 802.11 standards? (c) What factors will affect the actual distance limitations of a network? 2. Design an experiment that can be performed in lab (or near lab) which will test or verify the information you learned about 802.11 wireless distance limitations. Option C: 802.11n Wireless Standard 1. Answer the following questions about the new 802.11 n wireless standards: (a) What makes the 802.11n standard different from privious 802.11 standards? (b) What are the performance specifications of the 802.11 standard? (c) What is the current state of the 802.11n standard? When will it be finalized? 2. Design an experiment that can be performed in lab which will test or verify the information you learned about the 802.11n wireless standard.