A wireless network administrator is using 3 access points (APS) to cover an area. At some locations, all 3 APs may be in range of a single wireless device. What wireless channels should be assigned to the APs? (Hint: Pick 3 different channels.)

Service Set Identifier (SSID), also known as the wireless network name, identifies the wireless network. An SSID is configured on the wireless AP (on the access point for the infrastructure mode) or on an initial wireless client (for ad hoc mode). The SSID is periodically advertised by the wireless AP or the initial wireless client using a special 802.11 MAC management frame. Do some research on securing the SSID on wireless network

In the context of a wireless network, what does "infrastructure mode" imply? What mode of operation is the network in if it isn't in infrastructure mode, and what is the difference between that mode and the infrastructure mode you seek? Is this anything to be concerned about for the network administrator?

When talking about a wireless network, what does the phrase "Access Point" refer to? What is the simplest explanation for how it works?