It's best to use a wireless access point whenever the cost of running Ethernet is either too expensive, or inapplicable to certain settings.
For example, if you worked in an office building that had false ceilings, it would be somewhat easy to have someone come in and run Ethernet.
However, if you worked in a warehouse that is constantly re-utilizing it's space, it is unlikely that running Ethernet would be a good investment. Thus a wireless access point, or several access points would be used instead.
No. You can not attach a router and use a standard Verizon Wireless aircard as a wireless access point. This is why they have MiFi which is essentially a wireless access point.
You need a WAP - WIreless Access Point. This is a bridge device that connects the two types of networks together. Or, use a router.
i. Setting up the access point as an access point - The Access Point mode is the default setting of most Linksys wireless access points. It allows you to extend the range of an existing wireless signal by connecting the access point to a wireless router via Ethernet connection.
There are different things you can use to restrict access a wireless access point. First one is to use so called black/white lists. Black list forbids certain MAC address to access the wireless access point everybody else is fine. White list allows only certain MAC address to access the wireless access point. Sometimes it's called MAC filter. Second thing you can use is a wireless password. It allows to connect to your network only if you know the password. You should use WPA at least.
Infrastructure mode requires an access point. Ad-hoc does not use an access point.
A wireless access point provides a way for wireless computers, smartphones and tablets to connect to network resources and the Internet. In a business, a wireless access point should be deployed in key areas of the company so everyone who has a mobile wireless device can stay connected. If workers use wireless IP phones and lose their connections when they go outside, an outdoor wireless access point may be needed.
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You will need a wireless router or access point that is properly configured in the PSP
The (F5D7231-4) can only be used as a Wireless router
It's a wireless access point. You connect it to a broadband modem and then use it with wireless devices to connect to the internet.
Yes. It does not necessarily have to be your own internet service provider, you may be able to use WIFI. The laptop has a wireless ethernet card that will connect to a nearby access point. If you are at a location that offers free wireless internet, then you do not need an ISP as you can use theirs. If you are at home, however, you will need your own access point and internet provider to get online. You may be able to connect through your neighbor's access point, but that is shady and possibly illegal without their permission.