A wireless client cannot connect to an 802.11b/g BSS with a b/g wireless card. The client section of the access point does not list any active WLAN clients. What is a possible reason for this?

The incorrect channel is configured on the client

The Client's IP address is on the wrong subnet

The client has an incorrect pre-shared key

The SSID is configured incorrectly on the client

A wireless client cannot connect to an 802.11b/g BSS with a b/g wirele

1.	A wireless client cannot connect to an 802.11b/g BSS with a b/g wireless card. The client section of the access point does not list any active WLAN clients. What is a possible reason for this?
A.	The incorrect channel is configured on the client
B.	The Client's IP address is on the wrong subnet
C.	The client has an incorrect pre-shared key
D.	The SSID is configured incorrectly on the client
Answer» E.

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A wireless client cannot connect to an 802.11b/g BSS with a b/g wireless card. The client section of the access point does not list any active WLAN clients. What is a possible reason for this?

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