Have you ever come across the term Access Point in a router? The Access Point is nothing much different and has the same functions as a wired or a wireless router. The only main difference you need to know is, the Access Point (AP) acts as a port to get the network connected to the device that is outside the wireless coverage, and also, you will be able to get more connections to the local area network. You might have a fixed mindset that the routers are considered optimum usage and are primarily for home and office use, but here is where you are wrong. The routers may be the optimum device for home devices, whereas when you are in an office environment where work revolves around the internet, Access points can help get the network to every corner of your office.
We will guide you through the steps described below how to configure a D-Link router as an access point with a wireless router.
If you having any further queries regarding how to configure a D-Link router as an access point. Click the call button available on the screen.
