A technician would like to connect two separate LAN networks at a small business for a short period of time, to share files. The connection needs to be temporary, and is physically impossible using…

The correct answer is B. Wireless bridge. A wireless bridge connects two separate network segments wirelessly, allowing devices on both LANs to communicate as if they were on the same network. It is ideal when a physical cable run is impossible (e.g., across a parking lot or between buildings) and when the connection…

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Question

A technician would like to connect two separate LAN networks at a small business for a short period of time, to share files. The connection needs to be temporary, and is physically impossible using standard network cabling. Which of the following is the BEST way to connect the networks in this situation?

Options

AWireless repeater
BWireless bridge
CBluetooth
DRADIUS server

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B
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C
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D
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Explanation

A wireless bridge connects two separate network segments wirelessly, allowing devices on both LANs to communicate as if they were on the same network. It is ideal when a physical cable run is impossible (e.g., across a parking lot or between buildings) and when the connection is temporary. A wireless repeater extends a single network's range rather than joining two networks. Bluetooth has very limited range and throughput, making it unsuitable for LAN-to-LAN file sharing. A RADIUS server provides authentication services and does not connect networks.

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