CompTIA DHTI+ Practice Questions

Answer - B - Ad-hoc mode does not require an access point.

Key Takeaway: Ad-hoc WLAN allows nodes to directly connect to each other. Each of the wireless nodes in an ad-hoc WLAN is an IBSS. An IBSS can provide access to peripherals, a wired network, and modem connection, depending on the permissions granted by the IBSS’s user. In a home setting, an ad-hoc WLAN can provide a lot of flexibility.