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wireless mesh network (WMN)
A wireless mesh network (WMN) is a mesh network created through the connection of wireless access points installed at each network user's locale. Definition
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802.11n wireless APs bring IP video to sprawling Illinois high school
Teachers at Lyons Township High School, a school of nearly 4,000 students, are bringing Wi-Fi and IP video to the classroom with wireless tablets and an 802.11n wireless solution. Article
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Integrated wireless and wired LAN: Brocade-Motorola deal ups the ante
The Brocade-Motorola partnership aims for integrated wireless and wired LAN architecture that will place controllers and wireless intrusion detection directly into Brocade's wired switches, and will enable managed WLANs and mobile applications. Article
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No data cable? Wireless mesh networking the answer for Wi-Fi backhaul
Mesh technology earned its chops as the backbone of metro-area wireless networks, but wireless mesh networking has found footing as a Wi-Fi backhaul option in the enterprise space as well. Article
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802.11n WLAN architecture strategies: The 2.4 vs. 5 ghz. band debate
802.11n WLAN architecture that enables use of both 2.4 ghz band and 5 ghz band can result in stronger WLAN performance and the ability to handle more clients and applications on the network. The Farpoint Group tested the theory in a Cisco WLAN enviro... Research Report
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beamforming
Beamforming is a type of RF (radio frequency) management in which an access point uses multiple antennas to send out the same signal. Definition
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802.11n upgrade: College ditches legacy network for new vendor
The University of Rhode Island sought to deploy a wireless LAN with its wired network vendor. But increased bandwidth demand meant a change in networking strategy to consider other wireless vendors. Article
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802.11n ratification will drive down wireless LAN prices
With 802.11n ratification and a higher volume of sales, wireless LAN prices are about to drop. Aruba Networks is first to market with its new low-cost AP-105 access point, but others are sure to follow. Article
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How does Wi-Fi ad-hoc mode react when 802.11n and legacy peers are present?
Learn how the different types of 802.11 wireless networking affect network performance, network infrastructure, ad-hoc stations, and various security issues, from our expert Lisa Phifer. Ask the Expert
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How to plan for 802.11n wireless LAN upgrades
802.11n WLAN upgrades mean more than just implementing new antennas and access points. 802.11n network requirements include the need for more power and controller capacity, as well as complex management and monitoring tools. Tip