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What does it mean for a wireless networking device to be Wi Fi compliant?
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What does error code 51030 mean on the wii?
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What does it mean for a wireless networking device to be Wi-Fi compliant?
By definition, a wireless networking device is Wi-Fi compliant. Wi-Fi is simply another name for wireless networking. There are different wireless networking standards that mostly determine the speed at which data can be transferred, but it sounds to me as though this statement of being compliant is just a fancy way to say that it is indeed a wireless device.UPDATE: I have since learned, that WiFi compliant has to do with a consortium of several manufacturers, and that they have trademarked the name WiFi and work together to make sure that their products are interoperable.
Your Laptop says the wireless adapter is WLAN does that mean it is wireless G or N?
Neither. Both G and N, as well as A and B, are wireless networking standards.
What does the term aironet mean?
Aironet, a division of Cisco Systems acquired by Cisco Systems in 1999 , is a company providing wireless networking devices. Aironet Wireless Communications was started in 1986 by ex-Marconi Wireless employees.
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It's a printer that isn't connected to a computer, laptop or other device with cables. That can be picked up by a device via bluetooth or other wireless communication and print something that the devices requests.
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What is lead and nickel compliant in jewelry mean?
What does lead comliant in jewelry mean
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What does compliant mean?
Compliant means that a person is following a certain set of rules. A person that is compliant is following orders to the letter.
What does non compliant mean?
Someone that is hard headed and doesn't listen.
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Networking : getting in contact with school/classmates, etc etc
When you connect a device to your computer does it automatically connect to the internet?
Not necessarily. For example, a USB printer is attached to your computer but does not gain access to the Internet, nor does a keyboard or mouse that is attached by USB or wirelessly. I think what you might mean to ask, however, is whether a device that is attached to your wireless network that can see your computer (such as another computer, wireless printer, etc.) is automatically able to access the Internet. The answer to that is maybe. It depends on whether the device is designed to even try to gain access to the Internet. There are certain types of devices that may utilize the internal wireless network but that do not have the "intelligence" to attempt to venture beyond the local environment.An example of this is a wireless security camera such as I installed recently for a client. It connects by standard wireless networking back to its DVR on the same local wireless network and so the camera in and of itself does not have any Internet access: it knows only about its DVR since that is all with which it is designed to interface. The DVR itself can be made addressable if access from across the Internet is configured and the router is set to forward the ports over to the DVR for said access.So, the answer is that it is a possible maybe but is determined by the device and whether all the appropriate ducks are set up in the appropriate row to make it happen.
What does nickel compliant mean?
Basically it means that the item complies with law regarding its composition. California seems to be the only state forcing lead compliant and nickel compliant laws, setting limits on how much of these elements can be present in order to be safe.
