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  • AP data rates

    Our expert, Mike Puglia, gives us a synopsis on WLAN APs and their rates compared to client data rates.  Ask the Expert

  • 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

  • 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

  • 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

  • How many wireless devices can connect to an 802.11b?

    In this response, our WLAN expert, Mike Puglia, answers "How many wireless devices can connect to an 802.11b access point if the maximum capacity needed by each device is 2 MB?"  Ask the Expert

  • Microsoft RADIUS authentication

    Read this Q&A to see how Microsoft RADIUS authentication works in Microsoft/Cisco PEAP 802.11 implementation.  Ask the Expert

  • Linking PKI and PMK infrastructures

    In this Q&A, Mike Puglia explains how to link PKI and PMK infrastructures.  Ask the Expert

  • Getting WEP association

    In this Q&A, Lisa Phifer explains why association may not happen when trying to connect a smart bridge with an Atheros radio and Monowall to a Tranzeo TR 6000.  Ask the Expert

  • Wireless connection in the wilderness

    Lisa Phifer explains how to connect office buildings wirelessly where laying cable is not an option due to trees and rocky terrain.  Ask the Expert

  • Can you distinguish between 802.11n and 802.11g?

    In this response, Mike Puglia describes the difference between 802.11n and 802.11g.  Ask the Expert

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