What is the primary role of a wireless access point (AP) in a WLAN?

To route traffic between different IP subnets

To bridge wireless clients to the wired network

To filter traffic based on application-layer data

To assign IP addresses to wireless clients

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What is the primary role of a wireless access point (AP) in a WLAN?

A network administrator is designing a new network for a small office. The administrator wants a topology that is easy to troubleshoot and where a single cable failure only affects one device. Which topology should the administrator choose?

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