What is an Adhoc Network?
An adhoc network is a decentralized network where devices connect directly to each other without a central hub or router. It is useful in situations where a permanent network infrastructure is not available or feasible.
Setting Up a Simple Adhoc Network
Requirements:
- Two or more devices with wireless capabilities (e.g., laptops, smartphones).
- Wireless network adapters (if necessary).
Steps:
- Enable wireless connectivity on each device.
- Set the wireless network mode to “Adhoc” or “Peer-to-Peer”.
- Set the SSID (network name) and channel on each device.
- Connect the devices to each other.
- Test the network connection.
