Ad-hoc

Ad-hoc

A wireless networking architecture in which there is no central access point. Nodes act as peers on the network and transmit information directly to recipient nodes.

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Industry/Domain: Software
Category: Operating systems
Company: Red Hat
Product: Red Hat Linux 9
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