Network Management Strategies for the CIO
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Wireless troubleshooting
Wireless network troubleshooting basics are discussed in this guide. Learning Guide
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Wireless networks pave the way to the Super Bowl
Wireless network deployments have given major football stadiums the connectivity they need to host massive events like the Super Bowl. Article
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Upcoming wireless standards promise managed WLANs
Widespread deployment of wireless networks has created problems in office buildings, apartments and shopping areas, where multiple wireless networks share the air. It is anticipated that the problem of network overlap will get worse as more and more ... Tip
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WLANs require investment to yield benefits, study says
WLANs require strong investments in order to yield their benefits, according to a recent study by the Aberdeen Group. Article
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Wireless interference can be frustrating (and fun?)
Wireless interference can sap Wi-Fi connectivity on the WLAN, but there are ways to avoid it. Article
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Unified networks: Wire, wireless, and the best tool for the job
Wire and wireless are becoming more reliant upon one another, leading to a new era of unified networks -- what we believe will be the most important networking strategy going forward, and the subject of this analyst report. Analyst Report
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Can I connect WLAN and LAN clients using 802.1x and EAP?
Learn how to connect wireless and wired LAN clients using 802.1x and EAP with a workgroup instead of an Active Directory Domain in this Q&A with Lisa Phifer. Ask the Expert
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Is my hotspot provider vulnerable to MAC address spoofing?
In this Q&A with wireless networking expert Lisa Phifer, see if your hotspot provider is vulnerable to MAC address spoofing when it uses Web portal to charge customers for wireless access. Ask the Expert
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Wireless Internet access -- 3G vs. Wi-Fi
Most road warriors have just two truly viable alternatives for wireless Internet access: 3G and Wi-Fi. In this tip, Lisa Phifer covers the pros and cons of 3G and Wi-Fi for coverage, convenience, capacity, control and cost. Tip
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Why does my event log show the client associate then disassociate, when I try to connect wirelessly?
What does it mean when your event log shows the client associate then dissassociate? Learn how to connect wirelessly with expert Stephen Kim's advice. Ask the Expert