Consider an Infrastructure BSS with an Access Point and two Mobile Stations, and let’s use AP, M1, and M2 to denote their MAC addresses. Both M1 and M2 are associated with the AP. Suppose M1 wants to send a data frame to M2. When this data frame is relayed by the AP, explain how the AP shall update the four address fields of the data frame.

Consider an Infrastructure BSS with an Access Point and two Mobile Stations, and let’s use AP, M1, and M2 to denote their MAC addresses. Both M1 and M2 are associated with the AP. Suppose M1 wants to send a data frame to M2. When this data frame is relayed by the AP, explain how the AP shall update the four address fields of the data frame.

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