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The Extricom WLAN System User Guide 13
A Typical Extricom Wireless Network Topology
An Extricom WLAN switch is connected to the wired LAN, and the APs distributed throughout the
enterprise. Figure 10 shows a typical Extricom enterprise topology, consisting of an Extricom
switch and eight APs.
Figure 10: Typical Extricom Typology
Extricom uses standard WLAN protocols (IEEE 802.11). As a result, any 802.11a/b/g/n standard
wireless device can work seamlessly with the Extricom system.
Mixing different types of Extricom AP’s on the same switch is not
permitted, except for EXRP-20 and 20E AP’s or EXRP-40 and 40E
AP’s.
When using the EXSW-400/800 with EXRP-40, EXRP-30n, or EXRP-
40En, only two radios will operate.
Extricom APs must be directly connected to the switch to function.
An Extricom range extender or media converter, may be used between
the AP and the switch, when extra range is required.