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In a wireless network, a radio channel is the specific frequency used for sending and receiving data. Devices like routers, access points, and phones use th...

What is Guest Isolation? Guest Isolation is a Wi-Fi feature that prevents devices connected to the same guest network from communicating with each other. ...

Hiding the SSID makes your Wi-Fi name invisible during scans, adding a small privacy layer.  Steps 1: Navigate to the WLAN profile and select View...

Restrict Static IP is a wireless network feature that prevents devices from manually setting their own IP addresses when connecting to the Wi-Fi network....

What is 802.11k?  802.11k is a Wi-Fi standard that helps client devices (like phones, laptops, etc.) roam more efficiently between access points (APs) i...

What is 802.11g? 802.11g is an older Wi-Fi standard introduced in 2003, operating on the 2.4 GHz band with speeds up to 54 Mbps. It was widely used i...

What It Does Band Steering is a feature that encourages dual-band capable client devices (devices that support both 2.4 GHz and 5 GHz) to connect to the...

What It Does Airtime Fairness is a radio profile feature that ensures each client device gets an equal share of wireless transmission time, rather than ...

What It Does Client Load Balancing is a feature that helps spread wireless clients across multiple Access Points (APs) in a network. When one AP is ove...