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This mode is defined as IEEE 802.11 networking framework where different wireless nodes communicate with each other through a centralized controlling point, known as Access Point (AP). This AP acts as a bridge between the existing infrastructure (i.e. wired network) and the various wireless nodes wishing to communicate citeI6,I7. There is no direct communication between wireless nodes as shown in reff2. The network services are delivered to the wireless nodes by the access point which is further connected to the predefined infrastructure consisting of wired nodes and gateways. Most of the corporate wireless LAN’s are connected in infrastructure mode because they need to get access to the wired LAN to use the printers and file servers. Cellular networks and satellite networks are typical examples of this wireless mode.
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