Network Management Strategies for the CIO
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Network Evolution - April 2011 Vol. 2, No. 2Read this E-Zine to learn what options there are for companies having a unified architecture for their wireless networks, and what the advantages are. Access >>>
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How to troubleshoot iPad and iPhone Wi-Fi connection problems
by Lisa Phifer
As iPhone OS Wi-Fi clients proliferate in the enterprise, IT must troubleshoot iPhone Wi-Fi connection problems and a host of other iPad WLAN problems. Here's how to solve basic iPad and iPhone Wi-Fi connection problems.
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Preparing your wired network for wireless network integration
by Lisa Phifer
Wireless LAN integration means upgrading wired networks with new equipment and traffic prioritization to avoid bottlenecks between the networks and provide QoS for wireless multimedia applications, including WLAN voice and video.
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Integrated wired and wireless LAN security? Not so fast
by Rivka Gewirtz Little, Senior Site Editor
Combining wired and wireless LAN security solutions may be a plus for smaller companies, but larger enterprises fear security integration could result in vulnerabilities.
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How to troubleshoot iPad and iPhone Wi-Fi connection problems
by Lisa Phifer
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Tablet security: Best practices for the tablet computer onslaught
by Lisa Phifer
Tablets are taking the enterprise by storm, and tablet security is a major concern. Find out which mobile device security best practices you're already using can apply to tablets, and which you will need to revisit to keep tablets secure.
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Efficient enterprise Wi-Fi coverage requires hybrid approach
by Lisa Phifer, Wireless Expert
Enterprise Wi-Fi coverage is a key aspect of communications infrastructure planning as dual-mode smartphones and mobile handsets replace desk phones. Successful Wi-Fi strategies must incorporate hybrid technologies like DAS, femtocell and FMC.
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Tablet security: Best practices for the tablet computer onslaught
by Lisa Phifer
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Unified network management: Wired and wireless together for good?
by Lynn Haber, Contributor
With an integrated network management vision, two organizations improved security and reliability, and have made steps towards a fully integrated network. But will we get there?
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Unified network management planning: Integrating wired and wireless
by Michael Brandenburg, Technical Editor
To deploy unified network management, enterprises must look at the current network infrastructure, how users connect to the network and possibly embracing platforms like the cloud.
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Unified network management: Wired and wireless together for good?
by Lynn Haber, Contributor
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