Wireless Services

In this section:

1. AMB (Multi-Band Operation)
   AMB (Multi-Band Operation) is designed to optimize the use of multiple frequency bands available to Access Points (APs) and wireless user devices.
2. Airtime Decongestion
   Airtime Decongestion enhances Wi-Fi management traffic by minimizing the amount of airtime consumed by management traffic, thus freeing up more time for actual data traffic.
3. Optimized Connectivity Experience
   The IEEE 802.11ai protocol, also known as Optimized Connectivity Experience (OCE), aims to enhance the overall connectivity experience by leveraging systemic information available within planned and managed networks, such as hotspots, workplaces, and operator-deployed networks. By exchanging this information, OCE APs and wireless clients can make intelligent decisions that collectively optimize the connectivity experience.
4. Transient Client Management
   The primary goal of Transient Client Management (TCM) is to enhance airtime for user traffic by minimizing management traffic and encouraging clients to connect to the optimal Access Point (AP).
5. Virtual LANs
   A virtual LAN (VLAN) is a logical network segmented by function or application, without a regard to physical location.
6. Wi-Fi 6 or Wi-Fi 7 Support
   The Wi-Fi 6/7 feature controls how the Wi-Fi 6/7 AP radios operate to support clients of various capabilities on a specific WLAN.