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Wireless networks typically work in one of two configurations (sometimes called topologies): ad-hoc or infrastructure. The topology or mode you choose depends on whether you want your PCs to communicate directly or with an access point . In ad-hoc mode data in the network is transferred directly to and from wireless network adapters connected to PCs. A ad-hoc network is also called a peer-to-peer network . | ||||
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