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What is LWL?
LWL most likely refers to Lightweight WLAN Authentication Protocol. It is a Cisco proprietary protocol used for authenticating wireless clients on a WLAN network. It's a simplified version of LEAP and is often used where stronger security protocols like EAP-TLS are not required or feasible.
Which job functions commonly mention LWL?
Datacenter Administrator
5 Datacenter Administrator jobs mention LWL
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Network Administrator
11 Network Administrator jobs mention LWL
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Network Engineer
22 Network Engineer jobs mention LWL
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Electrical Engineer
31 Electrical Engineer jobs mention LWL
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Communications
26 Communications jobs mention LWL
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