HP’s E-M110 Access Point Series combines access point and monitoring functions
Published 29th Apr 2011 | Source - | Pages - 6HP E-M110 Access Point is an entry-level, single IEEE 802.11a/b/g radio device that can be configured to operate as an access point, a wireless distribution system (WDS) bridge, or a full-spectrum IEEE 802.11wireless LAN (WLAN) monitor.
The device’s IEEE 802.1p prioritization feature enables it to deliver data to devices based on the priority and type of traffic. Its RF Management capabilities provide for automatically selecting channel on power-up and continuously improving channel selection based on background interference scan. Users can also configure background rogue scanning.
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