AD HOC???
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Webmaster
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It means unplanned, unprepared. For example, when an expected problem occurs and needs to be solved right away, an ad hoc decision is made (or a decision is made ad hoc) about how to deal with it.
Not really an A+ topic... and it 'is' in the dictionary.
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bananaman
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ad hoc is a term used to define a wireless peer-to-peer network. What this means is that the wireless network does not use some type of Access Point (AP) or a wireless router. The other type of wireless network is called an infrastructure, which does use an AP or wireless router. ad hoc was most likely a question drawn from the bank of questions in the Basics of Networking section of the exam. I hope this helps you out. -
bananaman
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In my previous post I mentioned an exam, sorry, I thought you were talking about ad hoc on the A+ exam for some reason. (Just answered 3 A+ questions earlier today.) My bad.
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myself.
Didn't expect that to be an A+ topic actually, but DanDaMan is correct if you are referring to wireless networks. -
paige1
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I've always wondered what the term ad hoc meant. (I know it didn't originate with wireless networks). As far as wireless networks go this may be helpful: http://www.boostitsolutions.com/NETBASIC/FNWD0050.HTMSelf-confidence is the first requisite to great undertakings.
Samuel Johnson