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Asked: February 3, 20222022-02-03T08:26:00+05:30 2022-02-03T08:26:00+05:30

In An 802.11 Data Frame What Is The Size Of The Frame Check Sequence Field?

In An 802.11 Data Frame What Is The Size Of The Frame Check Sequence Field?
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    1. Farwa Khalid Bronze
      2022-03-15T13:13:19+05:30Added an answer on March 15, 2022 at 1:13 pm

      In An 802. 11 Data frames What is the size of the frame check sequence field?

      In 802. 11 data frame, the size of the frame check sequence field is 6 bytes.

      Data frame:

      The frame is a basic structure that comprises the disciplines. The basic frames do not provide any more information and details. The simplest framing is Ethernet framing gives some basic information but 802.11 framing is more advanced and involved due to its wireless medium. There are different types of frames like

      • Data frames
      • Control frames
      • Management frames

      Data frames are used to carry high-level agreement data in a body frame. Based on function different types of frames are classified. BSS are managed by management frames; access control is the function of control frames and data frames contain a network of 3–7-layer information. Data frames are differentiated from other frames that depend on contention-free service. IBSS can never be used by other contention contain frames.

      Alteration in data framing theme:

      Different types of data frames are used by 802.11 all different frames are depending on whether the assistance is contention-based or contention-free. The function of Contention-free frames is to appreciate and separate other frames. It is also used to save spaces interface. The contention-free frame integrates the task for efficiency. It also transmitted the data. There are different kinds of data frames are.

      Data:

      Frame body can be moved from one station to another is the single aim of this simple frame. Subtypes of data frames are transmitted in contention-based periods.

      Null:

      When changes occur in power-saving status in 802.11 used mobile station to report the entry points. When a mobile station not working then the role of access points is to moderate the stations. When no data are sent by the mobile station then it can use the null frame along with the ability of power management. Entry points should not transmit null frames and not enter into sleeping mode.

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