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Wireless LAN market strengthened by enterprise-level sales
The wireless LAN market is being driven by a recent increase in equipment sales as more enterprises deploy full-scale wireless LANs. Article | 21 Mar 2007
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Wireless technology: Five myths debunked
Cisco, along with Forrester Research, recently issued a report calling most wireless LAN fears mere myths, and a campus-wide, all-wireless deployment appears to prove that theory. Article | 08 Nov 2006
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Voice over wireless gets easier with Trapeze architecture
Wireless networks can have the best of both architectures with Trapeze Networks' centralized/decentralized intelligent wireless switching system. Article | 12 Oct 2006
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Cisco, Cognio team up on Wi-Fi interference detection
Cisco and Cognio have partnered to troubleshoot and diagnose problems on the Wi-Fi network. Article | 04 Oct 2006
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Raceway's secure wireless network is living life in the fast lane
Laguna Seca raceway unwired the outdoors when it extended its wireless network outside, where it would handle the network needs of thousands of racers, TV crews, and fans in a secure, reliable environment. Article | 25 May 2006
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Wired, wireless access control unified with HP ProCurve module
HP ProCurve today announced a module to its 5300 switch that unifies the wired and wireless networks and makes them centrally manageable. Article | 15 May 2006
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Weighing the costs of wireless network management
Wireless devices may be getting less expensive, but the cost of managing those devices is rising. Before jumping into wireless network deployment, there are some things that SMBs need to know. Article | 23 Apr 2006
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Wireless LAN brings old-school academics into modern times
Loomis Chaffee School is more than 100 years old but it's also progressive, with its new state-of-the-art WLAN. The wireless network turns any space on campus into a classroom. Article | 23 Mar 2006
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WLAN revenue up for year, down for quarter
Cisco took the lead in wireless LAN equipment revenue in 2005. Overall, the market for WLAN equipment was up 10% over the year before. Article | 20 Mar 2006
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Public security slip forces Georgia Capitol to lock down WLAN
More than three years after a TV news crew exposed security flaws in the WLAN at the Georgia State Capitol building, the governor's office is trying again to go wireless. Article | 07 Mar 2006