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WLAN Topologies

Once the association is complete, the access point’s main job is to bridge traffic either wired-to-wireless or wireless-to-wireless. Wireless LANs, just like Non-Broadcast Multi-Access (NBMA) technologies, can be implemented and configured under many different topologies.

In wireless LAN environments access points can perform different roles, including the following:

  • Bridges
  • Repeaters
  • Mesh topologies

 

Figure 9.8 – WLAN Bridges Topology

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