If you haven’t heard the name Nicholas Tombros before, you are not alone; I hadn’t either. Tombros has the dubious honor of being the first spammer convicted under federal law and the first convicted ...

Building and maintaining a wireless network isn’t difficult when all of your employees fit around a single access point. Once you need to juggle radio profiles, security settings, and Quality of ...

Which wireless access point is best? Wi-Fi has become an essential aspect of everyday life around the globe. Whether it’s doing our jobs or connecting with family and friends, it’s the backbone of ...

The EWS357AP is a Wi-Fi 6 wireless access point that can be expanded to an ultra-fast networked wireless system for home and office. Where would we be without Wi-Fi? These days, practically most of ...

Having seen all sorts of makeshift fixes – from post-it notes to bandages to condom wrappers – used to block wireless access point LEDs from beaming and sometimes blinking, some IT shops have begun ...

Sometimes, in tech-space, two terms might sound synonyms but in reality, they aren’t. One such pair is of Wireless Router and Wireless Access Point. In this wireless world, it is important to know ...

The new WBE750 wireless access point is Wi-Fi 7 compatible and can handle up to 600 client devices, making it ideal for theaters, hotels, restaurants, schools and shopping malls. The new wireless ...

Wi-Fi connectivity may be the biggest workhorse of the IT stable in higher education, and a well-planned, well-integrated set of high-performing access points is key to making it shine. The NETGEAR ...

The Linksys outdoor wireless access point is designed to provide students and staff with connectivity in any climate, anywhere on school grounds. Over the course of the pandemic, the disruption of ...

Netgear, a leading provider of networking products that power businesses of all sizes, has today announced the availability of the new WAX204 WiFi 6 Access Point, adding to the company’s portfolio of ...

In a simple SoHO network, if you're connected to a wireless AP which is getting its IP address from main router via DHCP, should it's IP address (the WAP) show in one of the "hops"? Frennzy is right.