Access Point Insights

What is Access Point?

An access point (AP) is a networking hardware device that allows other Wi-Fi devices to connect to a wired network. It is commonly used in homes, offices, and public spaces to extend wireless coverage.

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What other technologies are related to Access Point?

Access Point Competitor Technologies

Ruckus

Ruckus Wireless (now part of CommScope) is a vendor of wireless access points and related equipment. They are a direct competitor.

mentioned alongside Access Point in 3% (102) of relevant job posts

Aruba

Aruba Networks (now part of HPE) is a vendor of wireless access points and related equipment. They are a direct competitor.

mentioned alongside Access Point in 1% (169) of relevant job posts

Cisco

Cisco is a vendor of network hardware, including wireless access points, and is therefore a direct competitor.

mentioned alongside Access Point in 0% (440) of relevant job posts

Access Point Complementary Technologies

EBGP/BGP

Border Gateway Protocol is a routing protocol used to exchange routing information between different autonomous systems. It is complementary as it helps to manage network traffic across different networks that access points connect to.

mentioned alongside Access Point in 76% (107) of relevant job posts

Sonic Wall

SonicWall provides firewalls and network security appliances. Firewalls are complementary as they protect the network to which the access point connects.

mentioned alongside Access Point in 24% (149) of relevant job posts

Switch

Switches connect devices on a computer network, by receiving and forwarding data to the destination device. They are complementary, as access points connect to switches to integrate into the wired network infrastructure.

mentioned alongside Access Point in 6% (542) of relevant job posts