Author: Saka T.O
Co-Author: Isiaka O.S, Bolaji-Adetoro D.F
Country : Nigeria
Subject : Computer Science
Abstract
The increase in wireless users and network access methods necessitates the adoption of hotspot network software. Wireless local area networks (WLANs), often known as hotspots, provide a viable networking platform for extending network connectivity to a variety of locations, including homes and public venues. The aim of this research is to create a low-cost, functional, and Universal Plug and Play (UPnP)-compatible wireless hotspot software. The technology enables consumers to use hotspots in accordance with provider specifications, reducing deployment and maintenance expenses. It also supports hotspot software network connections for devices that do not have built-in hotspots, providing for a broader range of internet access. The project intends to offer a framework that enables for the establishment of as many hotspots as possible, hence improving wireless network access efficiency.
Keywords: Hotspot software, provider specification, UPnP compatible, Wireless Local Area Network (WLAN), network connectivity, internet access.
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