The point-to-point wireless bridge can be used to connect two networks located in different places. In the wireless backbone connection, Root AP and Leaf AP should be set to different channels.

Question

Options

• ATrue
• BFalse

• A
  15% (5)
• B
  85% (28)

Explanation

Option B is correct because in a point-to-point wireless bridge, the Root AP and Leaf AP must be configured on the same channel to communicate with each other. A wireless link can only be established between two devices operating on the same frequency channel; using different channels would prevent the bridge from forming any connection at all.

Option A is wrong because it accepts the false premise that different channels are required or acceptable - in reality, mismatched channels would cause the link to fail entirely, leaving the two networks unable to communicate.

Memory tip: Think of a wireless bridge like a two-way radio conversation - both parties must be tuned to the same frequency. Same channel, same conversation; different channel, total silence.

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