Fi Win Inc WM68 User Manual

 

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As opposed to Ad-Hoc, this network mode allows connection to access points 

and to wired LAN networks or Internet access device such as a cable or ADSL 

modem. 

 

A network of clients/users typically based on the IEEE Ethernet protocol and 

using TCP/IP (Internet Protocol). 

Clients can freely move about the wireless LAN network (ESS).  

 

A shared-key encryption protocol used to provide security for wireless data. At 

least two implementations of WEP exist, with keys based on the number of bits 

(64 or 128-bit). The more bits in the key, the harder it is to decipher and therefore, 

the more secure the connection is.