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How do I get signals in both buildings using a Wireless-N broadband router and adapter?
When there are good signals coming from one building and none from another, our WLAN solutions expert, Stephen Kim, can tell you how to achieve a connection. Ask the Expert
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WLAN interference and clogged pipes -- happy holidays!
WLAN interference caused by decorations and slowed traffic due to online shopping are just some of the network woes of the holidays. Article
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How to change an IP address on a Dell 4350 Access Point without resetting
Lisa Phifer explains how to change an IP address on a Dell 4350 Access Point without resetting it, in this expert response. Ask the Expert
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Implementing 802.11g: Stop dropped connections
What happens when you try implementing wireless 802.11g in a place with no open spaces? You probably get unreliable service. Lisa Phifer takes the mystery out of dropped connections in this tip. Tip
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Wireless technology: Five myths debunked
Cisco, along with Forrester Research, recently issued a report calling most wireless LAN fears mere myths, and a campus-wide, all-wireless deployment appears to prove that theory. Article
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Why can't I print wirelessly?
In this response, our wireless networking expert, Lisa Phifer, explains why you can't print over a wireless connection. Ask the Expert
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Peer-to-peer wireless file transfers over VPN
Lisa Phifer, expert in VPN and wireless connections, answers the question "How can we establish peer-to-peer wireless file transfers over an office VPN?" Ask the Expert
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Dropped connections when clients switch APs
Lisa Phifer takes the mystery out of dropped connections in a medical office building using 802.11g where clients are unable to roam. Ask the Expert
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WLAN management
This special report from SearchNetworking.com offers managing and monitoring techniques that can help you gain control over your company's wireless devices and users. Special Report
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Mobility -- Chapter 5 of 802.11 Wireless LAN Fundamentals
Mobility, Chapter 5 of 802.11 Wireless LAN Fundamentals, covers the characteristics of roaming, Layer 2 roaming, Layer 3 roaming and an introduction to mobile IP. Chapter Download