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IEEE - Institute of electrical and electronics engineers the standard for WLAN is IEEE 802.11 all of the standards in networking are devolved by IEEE
People often confuse bandwidth and throughput. 802.11a and 802.11g are the two common standards that have a maximum bandwidth of 54Mbps. The actual maximum throughput you will see on a 54Mbps link will be 20-25Mbps.
True."Because of the wide variety of hardware and software in use today, standards are especially important in the work of networking. Without standards, it would be very difficult to design a network.."-Networking+ Guide to Networks by Tamara Dean
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ISO is the International Standards Organization, part of the United Nations.OSI (Open System Interface) is a networking standard, developed by ISO.ISO is the International Standards Organization, part of the United Nations.OSI (Open System Interface) is a networking standard, developed by ISO.ISO is the International Standards Organization, part of the United Nations.OSI (Open System Interface) is a networking standard, developed by ISO.ISO is the International Standards Organization, part of the United Nations.OSI (Open System Interface) is a networking standard, developed by ISO.
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Nama(national automatic merchandising association)
T568A and T568B. Pg. 799. A+ 8th edition Jean Andrews
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