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Access point Stand-alone Wi-Fi hub that allows any computer that has a Wi-Fi network adapter to communicate with another computer and to connect to the Internet. This device is typically used in an enterprise o [..]
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Access pointRelationships Narrower Term: nominal access point Related Term: entry heading name-title reference n. ~ 1. A category of headings in a catalog that serve a similar function. - 2. A name, term, phras [..]
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Access pointA device that allows wireless-equipped computers and other devices to communicate with a wired network.
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Access pointAn access point is a pico base station or network access point in a WLAN radio network, consisting of a radio (often more than one) and a network connection, enabling WLAN clients to access network re [..]
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Access point A device that transports data between a wireless network and a wired network (infrastructure), similar in fuction to a wired hub.
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Access point1. A point where connections may be made for testing or using particular communications circuits. 2. In telephony, a junction point in outside plant consisting of a splice at a junction between a branch feeder cable and distribution cables.
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Access pointis a public computer connected to the internet.
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Access pointA unit of information in a bibliographic record under which a person may search for and identify items listed in the library catalog or bibliographic database. Access points have traditionally include [..]
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Access pointa hardware device or a computer's software that acts as a communication hub for users of a wireless device to connect to a wired LAN. APs are important for providing heightened wireless security [..]
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Access pointThe computer or network device that serves as an interface between wireless- equipped computers and the rest of the network. Using an Access Point as the network backbone, each computer co [..]
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Access pointA Wi-Fi node that allows users entry to a network, typically a LAN.
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Access pointA medical access point is an authorized location where patients can find and purchase medical marijuana. It can also be called a pick-up location, and while medication should be fairly easy to obtain, [..]
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Access pointAn access point provides wireless access to a network. Devices connected to an access point can communicate with other devices on the network. They may also connect to the Internet if the access point [..]
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Access pointA device that acts as the bridge between wireless clients and the wired network. Often abbreviated as AP.
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Access pointA wireless access point (AP) in computer networking is a hardware device that allows wireless clients to connect to a wired network using Wi-Fi. The AP usually connects to a NAT router via a wired net [..]
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Access pointAn access point is a point through which an individual network device can get access to a local area network. The term is commonly used to denote the hub through which wireless devices get access to t [..]
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Access point - A wireless networked device usually connected to a wireless LAN used to access the wired LAN.
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Access pointDevice or software that allows wireless devices to connect to a wired network. Often used as interchangeable term for a Wireless Access Point (WAP).
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Access pointThese are specific entry points in certain secures areas. A card reader and monitor switches
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Access pointA name, term, code or other indexed characteristic of an authority or bibliographic record that helps make the record searchable and identifiable. For example, titles, names, and subjects are access points.
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Access point1. An access point is a Layer 2 (Data Link Layer) device that serves as an interface between the wireless network and a wired network and can control medium access using RTS/CTS. Access points combined with a distribution system (Ethernet, for example) support the creation of multiple radio cells (also called basic service sets [BSSs]) that enable [..]
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