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Training Camp • Cybersecurity Glossary
An Autonomous Access Point is a standalone Wi-Fi device that operates independently without requiring a central controller to manage network traffic and security settings.
Autonomous Access Point Definition: An Autonomous Access Point is a standalone Wi-Fi device that operates independently without requiring a central controller to manage network traffic and security settings.
An Autonomous Access Point is a standalone wireless networking device that provides connectivity to client devices without the need for a wired connection to a central controller. It operates independently, managing its own network configuration and security settings without requiring external oversight or control. This type of access point is commonly used to extend wireless network coverage in environments where centralized management of access points is not feasible or necessary.
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