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A simple question Anonymous 10/11/15 (Sun) 14:14:43 No.414

Is an access point also technically a switch, since it allows multiple machines to connect to a router?

Anonymous 10/14/15 (Wed) 22:58:20 No.423

I think switches can identify and direct the communication and access point only allow the connection to a network.So no they're not the same, a switch controls traffic by himself an access point doesn't.

Anonymous 11/06/15 (Fri) 03:43:14 No.437

Each individual wireless connection to an AP is NOT within its own collision domain. Thus, an AP is not a switch. It is a hub.

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