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Alice's restaurant supply offers a line of specialty food products to institutional
customers and restaurant chains. the firm prides itself on using only the finest ingredients and preparation methods. the owner, alice burns, hired you as an it consultant to her plan the system architecture for a new wlan that will connect employee computers to the wired network. she asked you to start with the following questions:
1. what wireless standards could be implemented in the new system? what are the pros and cons of each standard?
2. choose a wireless standard to implement in alice's restaurant supply, and explain your choice.
3. suppose that microwave ovens and cordless telephones are used extensively in some parts of the facility. would that affect your ieee 802.11 amendment choice? what standards would not be a good choice in this type of environment?
4. suppose that the new wlan will also provide roaming services for employees who must use portable computers and tablets in many warehouse locations. which wireless topology would be the best choice? explain your answer
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