Network Management Strategies for the CIO
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Challenges posed by 802.11 wireless
802.11 challenges have changed, from satisfying basic necessities like security and coverage, to addressing broader deployment issues like management and quality. Our Wireless Advisor tips have tracked that evolution, serving as an on-going resource... Tip
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Chasing away your wireless blues
While Wi-Fi security has been grabbing headlines, Bluetooth has been creeping quietly into corporate networks -- often under IT's security radar. Given increasing deployment and broader usage, Bluetooth really deserves more attention and in this tip... Tip
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Web site documents wireless threats, vulnerabilities
Network Chemistry has launched the industry's first public database to aggregate and communicate wireless vulnerabilities and exploits. The site alerts network administrators and IT managers of potential threats, before any damage is done. Article
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'Unwired' Series: One hot spot, 910 square miles
A Michigan county is working to give everyone within its borders wireless Internet access. But when it comes to security, users are on their own. Article
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Juniper brings in the Funk for tighter security
Continuing its drive to offer tight network security, Juniper Networks yesterday announced plans to buy Funk Software for a cool $122 million. Article
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Can you provide pointers on point-to-point 2.4GHz radio link installation and planning?
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What are the antenna specifications for the 802.11a ,b and g standards?
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Is it possible to connect to a wireless hotspot without getting an IP address?
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Wireless LAN resources
These resources will help you avoid potential pitfalls to ensure that your wireless LAN implementation is successful from start to finish. Multimedia Guide
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Wireless LANs, the new 'secure' network
Once thought to be extremely vulnerable to attacks, wireless LANs are gaining security traction. Learn why experts and vendors say wireless hackers are no longer an issue and why wireless networks can be more secure than wired. Article