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Chapter 2: WLAN Design



Deciding to go wireless is one thing; implementing a WLAN is quite another. A cost-effective, efficient, scalable WLAN requires careful planning. In this chapter, you'll learn the critical design and planning steps required for a successful implementation. You'll gain an understanding of the principles of wireless switching, AP placement, and radio antenna selection as well as techniques and tools available to conduct wireless site surveys and correctly provision WLAN equipment.
BROWSE SUBCATEGORIES:  Designing and planning your wireless architecture (9),  Site survey  (4),  Implementation and installation  (7) 
  Designing and planning your wireless architecture: 1 - 3 of 9

 # 1 Cisco WLAN design best practices
Wireless LAN (WLAN) technology has built-in security features, but a one-size-fits-all approach won't ensure adequate security for your organization. This tip provides best practices for designing your security...
 # 2 Wireless LAN setup for hotels
Phifer discusses the requirements for WLAN setups in hotels.
 # 3 In-building wireless: Installation issues trump equipment costs
This article looks at the key variables that differentiate various in-building wireless systems and shows why installation costs are the most important criteria when considering different systems.
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  Site survey : 1 - 3 of 4

 # 1 New WLAN survey, analyzer tools kill dead spots
AirMagnet this week announced a pair of tools it says can ease wireless site surveys and also find more than a dozen different devices that could be running interference, virtually eliminating dead zones.
 # 2 Understanding WLAN signal strength
Learn how to predict, measure, and improve wireless LAN signal strength.
 # 3 Installing and configuring access points
The largest hurdle toward getting your wireless LAN (WLAN) up and running is the configuration of your access points (APs) and wireless clients. Chapter 5 of Cisco 802.11 Wireless Networking Quick Reference by...
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  Implementation and installation : 1 - 3 of 7

 # 1 In-building wireless: Installation issues trump equipment costs
This article looks at the key variables that differentiate various in-building wireless systems and shows why installation costs are the most important criteria when considering different systems.
 # 2 Understanding wireless antennas - part 1
Types of wireless LAN antennas, including omni-directional monopole and dipole antennas, are explained in this tip.
 # 3 Understanding wireless antennas -- Part 2
Upgraded antennas can improve wireless LAN performance, reach and security.
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