14.20 Bytes
When implementing TKIP because of the extra overhead from the extended IV and the MIC, a total 20 bytes of overhead is added to the body of an 802.11 MPDU.
15.All of the above
HT station should not use WEP or TKIP when communicating with other STAs that support stronger ciphers. HT STAs should not use pre-RSNA security methods to protect unicast frames if the RA or address 1 of the frame corresponds to an HT STA
16.128‐bit, 128‐bit
AES processing in CCMP uses AES with a 128-bit key and a 128-bit block size.
17.AAD
Additional Authentication Data (AAD) is constructed from portions
of the MPDU header. This information is used for data integrity of
portions of the MAC header. Receiving stations can then validate
the integrity of these MAC header fields. The MIC protects the AAD
information and the frame body for data integrity
18.DES
3DES is a FIPS encryption standard, but it uses three keys with an effective key size of 168 bits.
19.WLAN controller
WLAN controller usually functions as the authenticator. When an 802.1X/EAP solution is deployed in a wireless controller, the virtual controlled and uncontrolled ports exist on the WLAN controller.
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