CWNA

Answer - C - Disabled is not a label that WIPS uses to classify an 802.11 device.

Key Takeaway: WIPS labels 802.11 clients into three classifications, namely: Infrastructure, Known, and Rogue. An infrastructure device is a client station or access point that is an authorized member of the wireless network. A known device refers to any client station or access point that is detected by the WIPS, but is not considered an interfering device or a rogue access point. A rogue device refers to any client station or access point that is considered an interfering device and a potential threat.