Q. How wireless controller Works?

Answer

To better serve the network, a wireless access controller will amplify the bandwidth that a router generates. An amplifier in a stereo system, the wireless controller extends the range over which devices can communicate. Additionally, it can identify rogue access points and recent traps issued by the access points, and it allows network administrators to review all data pertaining to the network. To put it simply, a controller is an interface that transforms the electrical impulses from a user's brain into a form that computers can comprehend. To put it simply, it's a shared lingo between the head and a computer.