In today’s digitally connected world, seamless and reliable internet access is crucial for both personal and professional use. A wireless access point, often called a WAP, plays a significant role in expanding network connectivity beyond the limitations of wired connections. Unlike standard wireless routers, access points are dedicated devices designed to deliver consistent wireless signals within a defined area, making them essential for larger spaces like offices, campuses, and multi-floor buildings.A wireless access point connects directly to a wired router, switch, or hub through an Ethernet cable and transmits a Wi-Fi signal to a specific area. This allows wireless devices, such as smartphones, laptops, and tablets, to connect to the network without physical cables. Unlike routers, which distribute IP addresses and manage network traffic, access points simply act as a bridge between the wired network and wireless devices. They extend the range of your existing network without compromising speed or security, ensuring users can move freely within the coverage area while maintaining a stable connection.
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