EXERCISE 11.1 UPGRADING A DEVICE DRIVER . . . . 399EXERCISE 11.1 UPGRA...
5. A. The received signal strength represents how much of a transmitted signal is being received.
If this signal is weak, the difference between the signal and noise may not be high enough
to recover the data. If the power on an access point is high, it would provide more received
signal. A signal-to-noise ratio of 35 dB is more than adequate. If the radio on the client was
disabled, it would not be able to connect at all. For more information, see Chapter 11.