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ap- Artist's Proof (see definition)
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ap- A hardware unit that acts as a communication hub by linking wireless mobile 802.11 stations such as PCs to a wired backbone network. A Trapeze Networks Mobility System?has Mobility Point?(MP? APs. See also ad hoc network; infrastructure network; Mobility Point (MP).
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ap- (Access Point). A hardware device, or software used in conjunction with a computer, that serves as a communications "hub" for wireless clients and provides a connection to a wired LAN. An AP can double the range of wireless clients and provide enhanced security. ZoomAir's software-based AP is an inexpensive alternative to dedicated hardware APs.
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