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IEEE standards and CWNA inconsistencies

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Last Post: October 27, 2006:

By wifi_student October 27, 2006

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@GTHill :
have a look http://www.cwnp.com/exams/pw0100_objectives.pdf
it clearly specifies "802.11f" (page 4).

@Criss :
What do you mean by withdrawn ? they completely removed it or they converted it as an amendment hence the 802.11"f" in the exam objectives ?

btw, I appreciate your replies :)

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