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--- wireless_interface_modes_table [2025/05/10 23:41] – -Add intro sentence hogwild
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 ====== Choosing a Wireless Interface Mode ======
- \\ This table contains information to help you choose the appropriate Wireless Interface Mode for your network's needs.
+ \\ This table contains information to help you choose the appropriate Wireless Interface Mode for your network needs.
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 |   |  A/P Mode  |  WDS Mode  |  Wireless Client Mode  |  Client Bridge  |  Repeater  |  Repeater Bridge  |  Two routers (1 Client Mode, 1 AP Mode)  |
+| Main purpose of this mode. (When is it suitable?) |  |  |  |  |  |  |  |
 | Requires admin access for all routers. WDS implementations must be compatible on all routers involved. |   | **•** |   |   |   |   |   |
 | Doesn't require control over host APs/routers. You can connect to a host for which you don't have admin access. |   |   | **•** | **•** | **•** | **•** | **•** |

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