Which may NOT represent a "general" function of the wireless access point?
A) Conversion (bridging) between Ethernet and Wi-Fi frames
B) IP address-based routing
C) Authentication of user stations/hosts
D) Media access control using RTS/CTS protocol
E) Data encryption to protect confidentiality

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While wireless access points can serve as routers and perform IP address-based routing, this is not necessarily a "general" or universal function of all access points. Other functions listed, such as bridging between Ethernet and Wi-Fi frames, authenticating user stations, media access control, and data encryption, are all commonly performed by wireless access points.

Which May NOT Represent a "General" Function of the Wireless