What is PRP?
Applications that are sensitive to connection failures require uninterrupted communications. Examples are to be found in automation, transport and mobile applications.
As of LCOS 9.00, you have the option of operating redundant connections in your WLAN by means of the parallel redundancy protocol (PRP). Redundant point-to-point links offer you a high level of failover reliability.
PRP achieves high failover reliability by sending twin packets over 2 independent WLANs. While 1 WLAN is active, PRP transports data packets.
