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The 802.11n wireless standard is ready. Are you?
802.11n, the new wireless standard that promises faster speeds and greater range, is already starting to trickle into some network environments, even though it will not be ratified until at least next year. The new standard, by many accounts, is dest... Interview
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WLAN troubleshooting with spectrum analyzers
When users complain that the WLAN is slow, it's time to break out the Wi-Fi toolbox. Wireless protocol analyzers can diagnose some issues but spectrum analyzers go deeper. Tip
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802.11n wireless network keeps college unwired
Morrisville State College is deploying 802.11n to replace its aging wireless network. In a "calculated risk," the college has implemented 10 802.11n access points so far and plans to replace the rest of its a/b/g network by the end of the month. Article
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direct sequence spread spectrum (DSSS) or direct sequence code division multiple access (DS-CDMA)
Direct sequence spread spectrum, also known as direct sequence code division multiple access (DS-CDMA), is one of two approaches to spread spectrum modulation for digital signal transmission over the airwaves. Definition
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Wireless network deployment and management
Wireless network deployment and management are discussed in this guide. Learning Guide
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Wireless access points
The basics of wireless access point (AP) as well as configuration and placement are covered in this guide. Learning Guide
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Can I use my Windows Server as an Internet proxy server?
To use your Windows Server as an Internet proxy server, what do you need to do? Find out from our wireless expert, Lisa Phifer. Ask the Expert
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Will 802.11n WAPs we purchase today be compatible with NAC?
Find out how to tell whether the new 802.11n WAPs that you purchase today will be compatible with NAC, from our wireless expert, Lisa Phifer. Ask the Expert
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What's the difference between licensed and unlicensed wireless?
Learn what the tradeoff is between licensed and unlicensed wireless. Ask the Expert
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Cisco goes next generation with 802.11n
Cisco today released 802.11n WLAN gear, as wireless experts predict the technology will soon kill the need for wired Ethernet LAN access. Article
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