Wireless Router working modes

Wireless Access Point (Wireless launch site) www.2cto.com
AP is short for Access Point (Wireless Access Node). It is equivalent to a hub or switch in a wired network, but it is a hub with the function of transmitting wireless signals, it provides a conversation meeting point for multiple wireless Internet access devices. Www.2cto.com Wireless AP Client (Wireless Client) it is equivalent to a Wireless network card with RJ45 port, can receive signals sent from Wireless routes or Wireless AP, and convert it to wired signal output! A vswitch or HUB is added later to provide data exchange for multiple network devices. In Client mode, a device receives Wireless signals and does not send Wireless signals to www.2cto.com Wireless Bridge (Wireless Bridge or multi-point Bridge). In this mode, multiple Wireless APS can be connected to each other! Form a LAN that can communicate with each other. You can install switches and other devices behind each AP! Easy to use on multiple hosts !! Www.2cto.com
Devices working in Bridge mode cannot use Wireless NICs to find the Wireless signal sent by the device. The Wireless Repeater (Wireless Repeater) Wireless Repeater "Wireless Repeater" mode can achieve signal relay and amplification, to extend the coverage of the wireless network. Each AP can connect to each other by setting the MAC address. When the distance between two local networks exceeds the maximum transmission distance allowed by the wireless LAN product, or there are obstacles with high and large interference between the two networks, you can use the wireless relay solution to extend the coverage of the wireless network. Generally, no data is output from the LAN port of the device working in Repeater mode.
WDS with AP (bridging and relay) can achieve signal relay and amplification, thus extending the coverage of the wireless network. And the LAN port of the device has data output! You can connect to a computer or a vswitch over a LAN! Let's talk about it! This mode combines the Wireless Bridge Mode and the wireless relay mode!