Which of the following differentiates an access point probe and a dedicated probe?
a. A dedicated probe is a wireless adapter plugged into a desktop computer to monitor the RF in the area for transmissions.
b. In contrast, an access probe is a standard wireless device that can be configured to act as a wireless probe.
c. A dedicated probe has the ability to serve as both a probe and an access point that can provide roaming to wireless users. In contrast, an access point probe only monitors RF transmissions.
d. A dedicated probe only monitors RF transmissions, while an access point probe can serve as both a probe and an access point that can provide roaming to wireless users.