Networks, devices, and sensors · GraphQL enum

WlanInterfaceMode enum

A Wireless LAN AccessPoint always operates in one of the following operating modes.

Values

Enum Value Description

INFRA_NON_AP

Station (non-AP) infrastructure mode. The station device connects to an AccessPoint to participate in the Wireless LAN.

IBSS

The Ad-Hoc (BSS) mode is used to create a wireless network without the need of having a Master Access Point in the network. Each station in an IBSS network is managing the network itself. Ad-Hoc is useful for connecting two or more computers to each other when no (useful) AP is around for this purpose.

UNKNOWN

Mode is not available or not recognized.

INFRA_AP

An AccessPoint acts as the Master device in a managed wireless network. It holds the network together by managing and maintaining lists of associated Stations. It also manages security policies. The network is named after the MAC-Address (BSSID) of the AP. The human readable name for the network, the SSID, is also set by the AP.

MONITOR

Monitor mode allows a device to listen to all wireless traffic without being associated with an AP.

AP_VLAN

AP VLAN mode allows an access point to create virtual LANs for different wireless networks.

WDS

Wireless Distribution System mode allows APs to connect to each other wirelessly.

MESH

Mesh mode enables mesh networking, where devices relay data for others.

P2P_CLIENT

Wi-Fi Direct P2P client mode.

P2P_GROUP_OWNER

Wi-Fi Direct P2P group owner mode.

P2P_DEVICE

Wi-Fi Direct P2P device mode.

OCB

Outside Context of a BSS (OCB) mode.

NAN

Neighbor Awareness Networking (NAN) mode.

Used by

  • WlanAccessPoint type: A Wi-Fi access point radio, identified by the network name (SSID) it broadcasts and its BSSID, as heard by managed endpoints scanning for nearby…
  • WlanNetwork type: A Wi-Fi network identified by its network name (SSID), visible to managed endpoints when they scan for nearby networks on Windows, macOS, or Linux.
  • RuleApplyToOptionKey enum: Attribute keys that further scope which objects a rule applies to, in addition to its applyTo object type.
  • WlanInterfaceConnection type: The association between an endpoint's WlanInterface and a Wi-Fi network, identified by the adapter, the network name (SSID), and the access point's…

Example

Example

"INFRA_NON_AP"