The quick and dirty answer is that a "station" is the
client. Your customer (if a WISP), your laptop or PC. An Access
Point is the bridge between your wired LAN and the client.
So here's a quick and dirty network
diagram
{internet} ------ [Access Point] )))))))(((((((
[Client/Station]
---- = CAT-5
))))(((( = Wireless Transmission
You
might also want to download this UG:
Its
got a pretty good section explaining a lot of the wireless terms and how
wireless networks work.
From: Sankaran Somasundaram [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Thursday, March 23, 2006 5:32 PM
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Subject: [SOCALWUG] subscriber station and access pointhi,what is the difference between a subscriber station and access point?could some one reply. your help is very much appreciated.
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