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The wireless network allows the device to remain connected to the network, but is not bound by any wires. The access point amplifies the Wi-Fi signal, so the device can be far away from the router but still connect to the network.

In the past, people thought that wired networks were faster and more secure than wireless networks. However, the continuous enhancement of wireless network technologies (such as Wi-Fi 6 network standards) has eroded the speed and security differences between wired and wireless networks.

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Indoor WiFi 6 Access Points

Wi-Fi 6, also known as 802.11ax, expands on the 802.11ac standard. Wi-Fi 6 provides increased speed, flexibility, and scalability.

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Indoor WiFi 5 Access Points

Wi-Fi 5 means 802.11ac technology, the main Wi-Fi standard used since 2014.

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Outdoor Access Points

Outdoor APs can also be used to extend your wireless network to garages or outbuildings you may own.

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Remote Access Points

The remote access point enables the company to extend its wireless network SSID to WatchGuard APs installed in remote employees’ home offices or small branch offices.

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SMB Access Points

SMB APs cover a wide range, user security is better and easier to manage.

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WLAN Controllers

The WLAN controller manages wireless network access points that allow wireless devices to connect to the network.

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Wireless Bridges

A wireless bridge is a device that allows two or more complete user networks to communicate with each other transparently over long distances without wires.

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Access Point Antennas

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WiFi 6 VS. WiFi 5

Although Wi-Fi 5 is still sufficient for many organizations, Wi-Fi 6 is worth learning. See the main differences between the two and what this means for your organization.

Parameter	Wi-Fi 5 (802.11ac)	Wi-Fi 6 (802.11ax)
Frequency	5.0 GHz	2.4 and 5.0 GHz
Modulation	256-QAM	1024-QAM
Data Transfer Speeds	Relatively Lower	Relatively Higher
Maximum Data Rate	3.6 Gbps	9.6 Gbps
TWT	Not Support	Support
Battery Life	Relatively Shorter	Relatively Longer
Access Technology	OFDM	OFDMA
Antennas	4 x 4 MU-MIMO	8 x 8 MU-MIMO
Performance in Crowded Areas	Worse than Wi-Fi 6	Better than Wi-Fi 5
Device Response Time	Longer	Shorter
Interconnected Wireless Devices Supported	Relatively Less	Relatively More
BSS Coloring	Not Support	Support

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A wireless access point (AP or WAP) is a network device that allows Wi-Fi devices to connect to a wired network. They form a wireless local area network (WLAN). The access point acts as a central transmitter and receiver of radio signals. Mainstream wireless APs support Wi-Fi and are used in homes, public Internet hotspots, and commercial networks to accommodate wireless mobile devices.

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