WLAN connection

What is meant by WLAN connection?

WLAN connectivity refers to the connection of devices over a wireless local area network (WLAN), enabling data transmission without physical cables. This is done through radio waves using standards like IEEE 802.11. WLAN connectivity is widespread in homes, offices, and public facilities, allowing internet access and communication between various devices within a network.

Typical functions of software in the area of "WLAN connectivity" include:

1. Network Detection: Identification and display of available WLAN networks in the vicinity.
2. Connection Management: Managing connections to various WLAN networks, including automatic connecting and disconnecting.
3. Security Configuration: Assisting in the setup of security protocols like WPA2 or WPA3 to ensure network security.
4. Signal Strength Display: Showing the signal strength and quality of the connection to a WLAN network.
5. Network Diagnostics: Providing tools for troubleshooting and analyzing connection issues.
6. Bandwidth Management: Monitoring and managing the available bandwidth to ensure optimal network usage.
7. Guest Network Management: Setting up and managing separate networks for guests to enhance the security of the main network.
8. Roaming Support: Supporting seamless transitions between different access points within the same network.
9. Firmware Updates: Managing and performing firmware updates for WLAN routers and access points.
10. Logging and Reporting: Capturing and providing usage statistics and connection logs.