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676GLOSSARY

BSSID	Basic service set identifier. The 48-bit media access control (MAC)
	address of the radio in the access point (AP) that serves the stations in
	a basic service set (BSS).
CA	See certificate authority (CA).
CBC-MAC	See CCMP.
CCI	Co-channel interference. Obstruction that occurs when one signal on a
	particular frequency intrudes into a cell that is using that same
	frequency for transmission. In multicell networks, systems are designed
	to minimize CCI through appropriate transmission power and channel
	selection.
CCMP	Counter-Mode with Cipher Block Chaining Message Authentication
	Code Protocol. A wireless encryption protocol based on the Advanced
	Encryption Standard (AES) and defined in the IEEE 802.11i specification.
	CCMP uses a symmetric key block cipher mode that provides privacy by
	means of counter mode and data origin authenticity by means of
	cipher block chaining message authentication code (CBC-MAC). See
	also 802.11i; AES; TKIP; WPA. Compare WEP.
cell	The geographical area covered by a wireless transmitter.
certificate authority	Network software that issues and manages security credentials and
(CA)	public keys for authentication and message encryption. As part of a
	public-key infrastructure (PKI), which enables secure exchanges of
	information over a network, a certificate authority checks with a
	registration authority (RA) to verify information provided by the
	requestor of a digital certificate. If the registration authority verifies the
	requestor’s information, the certificate authority can issue a certificate.
	Based on the PKI implementation, the certificate content can include
	the certificate’s expiration date, the owner’s public key, the owner’s
	name, and other information about the public-key owner. See also
	registration authority (RA).
Certificate Signing	See CSR.
Request
Challenge Handshake	See CHAP.
Authentication
Protocol