Briefly describe five common transmission modes of wireless bridges

When setting up the wireless monitoring system, the equipment technicians will choose the corresponding transmission mode according to the different environment of the site. Many friends who have just contacted the wireless bridge transmission equipment are not very clear about their wireless transmission mode, so today Xiaobian will tell The five transmission modes and characteristics of the wireless bridge.

1: AccessPoint (pure AP mode)

Pure AP access point mode, support for 802.11b11MBps or 802.11b+22MBps wireless network card access.

2: WirelessClient (bridge mode)

Bridge mode bridged with any AP. Use SiteSurvey to search for the SSID of the AP or wireless router, and then click Connect to connect it. It's that simple!

3: WirelessBridge (AP to AP wireless bridge)

Support two APs for wireless bridging mode to connect two different LANs. To set the bridging mode, just fill in the AP's MACB code into the AP's "WirelessBridge" item. This mode will not transmit wireless signals to other networks. Wireless customer reception.

4: Multi-pointBridge (multi-AP bridge)

Support more than two APs for wireless bridging, select the “MultipleBridge” for the AP in the central location, and then the other APs can uniformly fill the MAC code of the AP in the central location into their “WirelessBridge” item.

5: Repeater (wireless signal relay)

Just set the AP to Repeater, then use the SiteSurvey of the WirelessClient item to search for nearby APs or SSIDs of other wireless routes, and then copy the MAC of the AP or wireless router to this AP. The RepeaterRemoteAPMAC column is fine.

Understand the above transmission methods of wireless bridges, I believe many users have a deeper understanding of wireless bridges. For how the wireless bridge is applied in the wireless monitoring project, users can pay attention to Tengyuan Zhituo, and we will popularize more professional knowledge for you.