WPS Full Form"WPS" stands for Wireless Protected Setup. The protocol allows APs to communicate securely with each other and with clients using the SSID and password that was previously shared between them.WPS is a standard protocol for configuring wireless access points (AP) that allows devices to connect to them automatically without requiring user intervention. The setup process is usually initiated via a web browser or mobile application.WPS is built into nearly every modern router sold today. It was originally developed by Cisco Systems and later adopted by other manufacturers such as D-Link and TP-Link. This protocol has become very popular because it makes setting up a new device much easier.What is WPS?WPS is a wireless technology that enables users to easily set up their home network without using any cables. WPS-enabled devices communicate wirelessly with each other automatically after they have been placed close together. If the WPS button on a router is pressed, it sends out a signal that triggers nearby compatible devices to connect.How does WPS work?When a user presses the WPS button on their router, the router broadcasts a signal that identifies its unique identifier (SSID). All compatible devices receive the broadcasted signal and attempt to connect to the router. When two or more devices successfully connect to the same SSID, they become members of the same local area network (LAN) group. Once connected, the devices in the LAN group share information and interact with each other.Why is WPS useful?WPS makes setting up a home network easier than ever before. Users no longer need to run wires between devices to create a secure connection. Instead, they simply place them near each other and press the WPS button on the router. Devices then automatically connect to each other and join the same LAN group.How do I use WPS?To set up WPS, follow these steps:Press the WPS button on your router.Your device should display the message “Press to enter setup mode.”Enter the password for your Wi-Fi network.Select the name of your Wi-Fi network from the list displayed.Click.Your device will now join the selected network. You may want to change your network name if you plan to use different devices at your home.You may like:- ISD Full FormView QuizComplete LessonNext LessonReset Lessonhttps://csvidyalay.in/learn/lesson/isd-full-form/
