AP Mode Client Connection for VIA GO2 and VIA Connect2

Linux gateways VIA GO2 and VIA Connect2 have AP mode in Wi-Fi option. AP Mode creates network to connect clients and use VIA devices features.

AP Mode Overview

VIA GO2 and VIA Connect2 gateways support two types of AP (Access Point) modes:

1. Stand Alone Mode
2. Enable Internet Mode
   

Stand Alone Mode

In Stand Alone Mode, the gateway creates a local Wi-Fi network that allows multiple devices to connect directly to it. This mode does not provide internet access.

• Client Connection Limit: Allows up to 10 users to connect.
  

*The 11th user will not be able to connect to the network.

Enable Internet Mode

In Enable Internet Mode, the gateway creates a Wi-Fi network that provides internet access to connected devices. This mode is useful when you want to share internet connectivity with multiple users.

• Client Connection Limit: Allows up to 9 users to connect.
  

*The 10th user will not be able to connect to the network.

Implications of Client Connection Limits

Understanding these limits is crucial for effective network management:

• Stand Alone Mode: Suitable for small group meetings or environments where internet access is not required. Ensure that the number of users does not exceed 10.
• Enable Internet Mode: Ideal for small groups needing internet access. Make sure to keep the number of connected users within the 9-user limit to avoid connectivity issues.
• Other users can connect with Lan network in Enable Internet Mode.