Research on an Active Wireless Local Area Network Access Management Model

When the number of users of a wireless access point exceeds the limit that its own hardware can carry, it will cause new users to be unable to access, and even lead to the collapse of the entire wireless network. In response to this problem, this paper designs an active wireless network access management model. The model manages the clients in the wireless local area network through the Radius protocol, so as to realize the batch access to a large number of users. After the client completes the data transmission, the wireless access point actively disconnects its connection to release channel resources, and thereby effectively improving the carrying capacity of the wireless network. The test results show that this model can significantly reduce the load of wireless access points, and enable wireless access points with weaker performance to support the data transmission needs of a large number of users.