Jul 17, 2025 · To use a new AP to independently provide Wi-Fi coverage, you need to switch the AP to the Fat mode and deploy services through the configuration wizard on the web platform or other way.

After an AP is switched to the Fat mode, you are advised to deploy services using the web platform of the AP. For details, see Configuration Guide Video and Product Documentation.

Feb 5, 2024 · Starting from the V200R020C10 version, some APs in FAT mode also support leader AP networking (subject to specific specifications), which can manage a small number of FIT APs and …

To use a new AP to independently provide Wi-Fi coverage, you need to switch the AP to the Fat mode and deploy services through the web platform or other way. Connect the AP to a PC through an …

Flexible network deployment: WLANs can provide wireless network coverage in places where cables are difficult to deploy, such as subways and highways. This solution reduces cables, offers ease of …

As shown in Figure 1-5, an enterprise has deployed a wired network and now needs to connect a Fat AP to the existing network in bridging mode to provide wireless Internet access services for employees.

Mar 7, 2019 · You may have heard of Fit and Fat APs, but what about cloud APs? Here, we’ll introduce their working modes and the campus WLANs that they enable.

To use a new AP to independently provide Wi-Fi coverage, you need to switch the AP to the Fat mode and deploy services through the web platform or other way. Connect the AP to a PC through an …

APs can work in Fat, Fit, or cloud mode. By default, an AP works in Fit mode. The AP9130DN supports only the Fat AP mode, and the AP5030DN-C supports only the cloud AP mode. Starting from …

APs can work in Fat, Fit, or cloud mode. By default, an AP works in Fit mode. The AP9130DN supports only the Fat AP mode, and the AP5030DN-C supports only the cloud AP mode. Starting from …