Wireless Access Point definition

Wireless Access Point or “WAP” means an intermediary device that exchanges information between various wireless configured Devices by allowing them to connect to a network using Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, and related standards. The WAP usually connects to a network switch, and can relay data between wireless configured Devices and wired Devices on the network.

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Wireless Access Point means an electronic device that connects one or more electronic devices to a local area network by converting wireless signals from the electronic device or devices into wired signals on the network, but does not include a wireless access point that is a component of another product with one or more other functions.

Wireless Access Point means the network hardware on which the purchased licences are deployed and through which the Guest

Examples of Wireless Access Point in a sentence

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• The use of a Wireless Access Point such as a wireless cable modem or wireless switch or router presents security risks that the user needs to be aware of.

• A minimum of two data lines to each Wireless Access Point (WAP) is required.

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• The DEPARTMENT will install Wireless Access Point (WAP) devices at regular intervals along SR 48, Main Street, and Noble Avenue (US 301).

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• Small Network Equipment, Broadband Modem, Integrated Access Device, Wireless Access Point, Router, Switch, and Local Network Equipment shall have the meanings set forth in Annex 1.

• The firmware for the Wireless Access Point must be updated at least quarterly if updates are available.

More Definitions of Wireless Access Point

Wireless Access Point shall be a Resource Category. One Resource Unit for this Resource Category shall equal one (1) Wireless Access Point that is active on the date of measurement. A Wireless Access Point shall mean a device used to enable wireless connectivity for desktops and laptops to Company’s Network. A Wireless Access Point is considered active when it is installed and activated for use and authorized for use by Company.

Wireless Access Point or “WAP” has the meaning set forth in the “Network” section of Schedule E-7. This is Schedule D-1, Service Level Methodology, to the First Amended and Restated Transaction Document No. 1 to that certain First Amended and Restated Master Services Agreement, dated as of November 1, 2010, between ServiceMaster Consumer Services, L.P. and International Business Machines Corporation. Unless otherwise defined herein, capitalized terms have the meanings set forth in the Master Agreement, the “Definitions” Exhibit to the Master Agreement, or the “Definitions” Schedule to the Transaction Document.

Wireless Access Point means a device that connects into the HWAY environment that receives signals from other wireless devices and enables such wireless devices to gain access to HWAY environment. 1. The Wireless Access Point Baseline is set forth in Schedule D (Pricing Form). 2. Resource Usage for this category will be measured as the aggregate number of Wireless Access Points in production in a given month. 3. One (1) Wireless Access Point equals one (1) Resource Unit. 4. Wireless Access Point Baseline set forth in Schedule D (Pricing Form) reflects the quantity of Wireless Access Point Resource Units included in the Base Charge. 5. ARCs and RRCs apply to this category.

Wireless Access Point means a Network wireless access point device located at CoreLogic Facilities for which Supplier performs Network wireless Services.