Wi-Fi Network
Wi-Fi Network is the wireless network that connects phones, laptops, tablets, smart devices, control interfaces, and streaming equipment.
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Definition Category
Wi-Fi Network is the wireless network that connects phones, laptops, tablets, smart devices, control interfaces, and streaming equipment.
Access Point is a network device that creates Wi-Fi coverage in a specific area and connects wireless devices to the wired network.
Wired Network is the Ethernet cabling, switches, router, and hardware that provide stable data connections throughout a property.
Router is the network device that connects the local network to the internet and manages traffic between networks.
Firewall is a security device or service that filters network traffic and helps protect connected systems from unauthorized access.
Network Switch is a device that connects wired network devices and forwards data between them.
PoE is Power over Ethernet, a method of delivering electrical power and data over the same network cable.
Managed Switch is a network switch that can be configured, monitored, segmented, and optimized for connected systems.
VLAN is a virtual local area network used to segment network traffic for performance, security, or system organization.
Guest Network is a separate network for visitors that provides internet access while isolating private devices and systems.
SSID is the public or configured name of a Wi-Fi network that users select when connecting devices.
Bandwidth is the amount of data a connection can carry over time, affecting streaming, downloads, uploads, and system responsiveness.
Latency is the time delay between sending and receiving data, which affects gaming, video conferencing, streaming control, and automation response.
Wi-Fi Heat Map is a visual survey of wireless coverage, signal strength, interference, and access point performance in a space.
Network Monitoring is ongoing visibility into the status, uptime, alerts, and health of routers, switches, access points, and connected devices.