The correct answer to the following question will be "Wireless".
Explanation:
<u>Wireless Local Area Network</u>
A WLAN is a Wi-Fi connecting two or more wireless devices to create a local area (LAN) network within a confined area, for example, a home, school, computer lab, campus or offices. This enables users to move around and stay connected to the network. A WLAN connection to the broader Internet can also be reached via a gateway.
Each component linked to a wireless network is considered to be a station and is divided into two categories:
The APs (Radio-frequency signals are transferred and obtained by APs with devices able to receive encoded signals, usually functioning as routers).
The clients (Include a variety of skills, like desktops, workstations, tablets, IP phones, and smartphones).
