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Wireless Application Protocol (WAP)
A functioning industry-driven protocol stack that allows users through their WAP-capable devices, such as mobile phones, to communicate over a carrier’s network with the Internet.
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The wireless network configuration that uses a wireless base station to connect all wireless devices to the network and potentially to each other.
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A connection scheme for wireless networks where no real authentication is required; as long as a radio signal can be transmitted between the client and WAP, communications are allowed.
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A wireless network that uses a wireless access point to connect wireless clients together, but does not offer any access to a wired network.
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