Wireless Access Points
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What is the Difference Between WiFi Extender, WiFi Booster, and WiFi Repeater?
In this age of fast-paced digital transformation, maintaining robust WiFi coverage is crucial to ensure everyone gets access to the internet at any time and everywhere. But sometimes, there remain some places within your premises that suffer from either no signals or weak signals, frustrating your efforts to provide universal WiFi coverage. What is a solution to overcome these dead spots? WiFi extenders,
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Categories: Wireless Access Points
Wireless Access Points, also known as WAPs, wireless APs, or simply Access Points, are physical devices used for providing a connection between the wireless part of the network to the wired part of the network. They closely resemble broadband routers and act as a transmitter and receiver of wireless radio signals. Their hardware comprises antennas, radio receivers, device firmware, and adopters. Wireless Access Points or WAPs can use network standards like Bluetooth or Wi-Fi to provide connection to wireless-capable devices so that they can access LAN or the internet. In simple words, WAPs add Wi-Fi capabilities to an existing wired network.