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What is access points?
Access points (APs) are networking hardware devices that allow wireless devices to connect to a wired network using Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, or related standards. They act as a central connection point for wireless users, broadcasting a wireless signal that devices can detect and use to connect to the network. Access points are commonly used in homes, offices, and public spaces to provide wireless network access.
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switches
Network switches are essential for creating a network infrastructure where access points operate.
wireless controllers
Wireless controllers are used to manage wireless access points.
routers
Routers connect the local network to other networks, and are required for the access points to reach the outside world.
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Which job functions commonly mention access points?
Network Administrator
1.0% of all Network Administrator jobs mention access points
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Network Engineer
0.9% of all Network Engineer jobs mention access points
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IT Support
0.3% of all IT Support jobs mention access points
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Information Technology
0.1% of all Information Technology jobs mention access points
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Engineer
2167 Engineer jobs mention access points
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Which organizations are mentioning access points?
Cisco Systems
Scientific and Technical Services
Cognizant Technology Solutions
Professional Services
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