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what is the difference between an 802.11 and ethernet frame apart from below?<br />
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802.11 shows:<br />
Mac address of access point<br />
shows duration in which a computer must not send any frames out<br />
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please add to this also &amp;&nbsp;also what are the implications of knowing the mac address of the access point and other differences?
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what is the difference between an 802.11 and ethernet frame apart from below?

802.11 shows:
Mac address of access point
shows duration in which a computer must not send any frames out

please add to this also & also what are the implications of knowing the mac address of the access point and other differences?

difference between 802.11 and ethernet 2 packet frame

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