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Access Points

With the evolution to cloud-based controllers, today the WiFi Access Point (AP) is the main, and often, sole component to building a WiFi network.

A WiFi Access Point’s primary function is to provide wireless connectivity over the 2.4 GHz and 5 GHz frequency bands. It provides connectivity by authenticating new users and scheduling when each user should send their data. In a home or small office environment with only one WiFi AP, it may also be a router, tasked with handing out IP addresses and deciding when to send data to the internet. In most larger networks however routing and switching tasks are best handled by a dedicated router, with the WiFi APs solely looking after sending and receiving data packets over the wireless medium.

Modern WiFi networks tend to use cloud-based controllers where practical. This deployment methodology eliminates the need for an expensive hardware on-premises wireless controller (WLC), suitable for those locations with a reliable internet connection.

The latest WiFi access points are WiFi-6 802.11ax which is often characterised by software-selectable multi-radio chipsets, 2D/3D beamforming, MU-MIMO antenna technology beyond 4T4R, and multi-gigabit data rates as fast as 10 Gbps.

Cradlepoint R1900 5G Router + WiFi

SKU: WEB-043

$3,546.61 inc GST
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