Windows Central

What's the difference between access point (AP) mode and router mode?

What's the difference between access point (AP) mode and router mode? Best answer: The difference between router mode and access point (AP) mode is that router mode handles your home network's ...
Ars Technica

WLAN AP in Bridge mode behind router: websites loading slow and incomplete

I am stumped at this problem. I have 2 customers. Both use a FritzBox (popular german router) as their router and both have DrayTek WLAN Access Points connected via Ethernet. The APs are configured in ...
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What Is Bridge Mode On A Router? Here's What It Means

If you've ever poked around your router settings, you might have come across something called "Bridge Mode." It sounds technical (and, well, it is), but the concept is actually pretty simple. Bridge ...
Ars Technica

Wireless AP/Router that has a "sleep" mode?

Does anyone know if there is a wireless AP/Router out there that supports a sleep mode of some sort?<BR><BR>What I want to do is have some way to shut down my wireless AP during certain hours of the ...
Engadget

Atheros AR6002 makes NEC's N-06A dual-mode handset a WiFi access point

Atheros AP Mode Enables 3G and 4G Smartphones to Bring Internet Connectivity and Content to Mobile PANs SANTA CLARA, May 19, 2009 - Atheros Communications, Inc. (NASDAQ: ATHR), a global leader in ...
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Here's How to Turn Your Old Wi-Fi Router Into an Access Point

Even if it works well, most experts recommend replacing your Wi-Fi router every five years. Instead of trying to convince someone to take a five-year-old router off your hands, you can turn it into an ...
PC Magazine

Dual-Mode Routers Do More than an AP

Setting up a new wireless network? Then you should be considering a dual-band network that supports both 802.11b and the faster 802.11a standards. And these multifunction a/b routers from D-Link ...