Abstract: A foldable cabinet has a side board comprising a side board body, a first connecting portion and a first turning portion. The back board comprises a back board body, a second turning portion and a fourth connecting portion. The first connecting portion hingedly connected with the side frame through a vertically arranged first shaft. The first turning portion is hingedly connected with the second turning portion through a vertically arranged second shaft. The fourth connecting portions of two back boards are detachably connected. In the folded state and assembled state and a transition state therebetween, an opening of the first groove of each first connecting portion and an opening of the second groove of corresponding fifth connecting portion always face different directions, and an opening of the third groove of each second connecting portion and an opening of the fourth groove of corresponding third connecting portion always face different directions.

Abstract: The application discloses a hinge structure which comprises: a first board body and a first connecting portion extending from a portion of an edge of the first board body and bending to define a first groove; a second board body and a second connecting portion extending from a portion of an edge of the second board body and bending to define a second groove; and a hinge shaft extending through the first groove and the second groove; wherein a maximum rotation angle between the first and second connecting portions is approximately 90°. Throughout an original state in which the first and the second connecting portions are not rotated relative to each other, a limiting state in which they are rotated approximately 90°, and an intermediate transition state between the two states, a first opening of the first groove and a second opening of the second groove always face different directions.

Abstract: An access point of a network configured to derive basic service set identifiers (BSSIDs). The access point determines a base media access control (MAC) address associated with an access point. The access point computes an offset for at least one radio of the access point. The access point determines a radio-specific MAC address for the at least one radio of the access point by incrementing the base MAC address by the offset. The access point then derives a plurality of BSSIDs for the at least one radio of the access point based on the radio-specific MAC address. In some cases, the access point determines a radio from which a BSSID is provided based on the BSSID.

Abstract: An access point of a network configured to derive basic service set identifiers (BSSIDs). The access point determines a base media access control (MAC) address associated with an access point. The access point computes an offset for at least one radio of the access point. The access point determines a radio-specific MAC address for the at least one radio of the access point by incrementing the base MAC address by the offset. The access point then derives a plurality of BSSIDs for the at least one radio of the access point based on the radio-specific MAC address. In some cases, the access point determines a radio from which a BSSID is provided based on the BSSID.