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What is a wireless network? Wireless networks are computer networks that are connected without cables. Wireless systems work based on radio waves and their implementation is done in the physical layer of the network structure. The wireless network makes large companies not to spend money on cable and cabling, which is a significant cost in itself. Advantages and disadvantages of wireless networks 1. Increased mobility: wireless networks provide access to information in real time and there is no need to be fixed in a particular place. Better teamwork and higher operational efficiency are among its advantages compared to traditional networks. 2. Fast and simple installation: reducing cabling in wireless networks, both reduces the risk of physical damage and simplifies the work. On the other hand, they can be implemented quickly. 3. Wider access to the network: Wireless networks provide you with access to places that are not possible with cable networks. 4. More flexibility: Anyway, in the near future you will have to change or update your network. It is easier to add configuration and update in wireless networks. 5. Cost reduction: The cost of setting up and configuring a wireless network may be high at first, but over time you will see that it has a longer lifespan and less cost. 6. Increasing upgradeability: If the configuration of wireless networks is done professionally and all the needs of the applications are considered, you will easily be able to make changes and upgrades depending on your organizational needs.