Which feature on an 802.11n AP provides better performance to legacy devices?

A company has all IEEE 802.11a/802.11g devices; however, its network administrator recommends installing 802.11n access points to provide greater performance. Which feature on an 802.11n AP provides better performance to legacy devices?
A. channel aggregation
B. transmit beam-forming
C. maximal-ratio combining
D. spatial multiplexing

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2 thoughts on “Which feature on an 802.11n AP provides better performance to legacy devices?

  1. BC is correct
    transmit beam-forming increases performance for traffic from AP to the client.
    maximal-ratio combining increases performance for traffic from the client to AP.

  2. A: Clients need to support that feature
    C: Only clients perform this feature
    D: Clients need to support that feature

    So only B: allows legacy non-802.11n Clients to profit from this feature

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