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- | ==== Scenario 4 ==== | + | ==== Scenario 4: Pure WiFi Dual WAN ==== |
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+ | This is a Dual WAN Wireless Client mode scenario. Say, for example you have a Dual/ | ||
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- | This is a Dual WAN Wireless Client Mode scenario. Say for example you have a Dual/ | ||
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==== Scenario 5: WiFi6 Integration ==== | ==== Scenario 5: WiFi6 Integration ==== | ||
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===== Advanced Scenarios Notes ===== | ===== Advanced Scenarios Notes ===== | ||
- | WDS is a relatively old protocol to establish direct wireless connectivity between APs where the usage of a physical | + | * WDS is a relatively old protocol to establish direct wireless connectivity between APs where the usage of a physical |
+ | * WDS is vendor-dependent, and might not benefit from the full intra-device airtime bandwidth. | ||
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