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Balancing wireless LAN troubleshooting strategies for BYOD
Security is only half the challenge when it comes to supporting a BYOD WLAN. The rest depends on WLAN troubleshooting to handle personal device drain. Feature
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Four IT shops, four approaches to BYOD network security
With no single solution for BYOD network security, engineers are getting crafty at integrating varied technologies to handle the challenge. Feature
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Is WEP cracking still a worrisome WLAN security issue?
Wireless expert Lisa A. Phifer explains to what extent WEP cracking remains a worrisome issue. It all depends on your company's WLAN security policy. Answer
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Is 802.1X authentication good enough for WLAN access control?
Wireless expert Lisa A. Phifer explains why you shouldn't stop using 802.1X authentication methods for enterprise WLAN access control. Answer
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How the 802.11ac standard impacts security
The upcoming 802.11ac standard is an improvement over 802.11n, but how could security be impacted? Wireless expert Lisa A. Phifer explains. Answer
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Cisco Unified Access blends wired, wireless management for IT
Cisco Unified Access integrates wired, wireless network management, simplifying IT operations for enterprises. News
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Virtual desktop infrastructure vs. data container for BYOD management
In BYOD management, IT is considering virtual desktop infrastructure for secure application delivery, but data containers may be a better approach. Fast Packet
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Ensuring wireless network optimization for application performance
Wireless LANs are faster than ever, but engineers must still ensure wireless network optimization for maximum application performance. Tip
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Tools to improve wireless video performance
Seeking to improve wireless video delivery? The answer could be in proprietary network enhancements and WLAN performance measurement tools. Expert Tip
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Sustaining WLAN performance for video traffic explosion
Mobile video streaming can disrupt WLAN performance, so engineers are re-architecting networks and taking precautions to handle video traffic. News