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Training Camp • Cybersecurity Glossary
A Lightweight Access Point is a wireless access point designed to centrally manage and control the deployment of wireless LANs in network infrastructures.
Lightweight Access Point Definition: A Lightweight Access Point is a wireless access point designed to centrally manage and control the deployment of wireless LANs in network infrastructures.
A Lightweight Access Point (LWAP) is a wireless networking device that connects wireless clients to a wired network using a central controller. LWAPs are managed centrally and rely on the controller for configuration and software updates. These devices are commonly used in large-scale wireless network deployments to streamline management, enhance security, and optimize performance.
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