Wireless LAN Implementation

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  • Extreme launches PoE switch

    The upstart device vendor gets a leg up on Cisco with a power over Ethernet wireless switch that helped one hospital expand its network without worrying about power outlets.  Article | 18 Oct 2004

  • WLAN and VoIP: A match made in heaven?

    Marrying wireless LAN and VoIP technology isn't easy, but one expert says that with enough effort and expertise, they can live a long, happy life together. However, one admin isn't so sure.  Article | 12 Oct 2004

  • Refocused Siemens sets sights on integration

    The German networking vendor has realigned its business units to offer enterprise networking equipment that makes person-to-person communication easier than ever before.  Article | 05 Oct 2004

  • Experts divided on pre-standard 802.11n gear

    Though the standard is far from finalized, pre-standard 802.11n gear is already on the market. One expert says it's OK to buy today's 100 Mbps gear, while another believes the risks are too great.  Article | 29 Sep 2004

  • Colubris launches Wi-Fi QoS

    Colubris Networks has released quality of service software for its wireless LAN system that makes it possible to maintain a business-class voice over Wi-Fi implementation. One expert says it's a harbinger of things to come.  Article | 28 Sep 2004

  • 'Wi-Fi on steroids:' WiMax inches closer to devices

    Intel Corp. announced Tuesday that is it sending samples of its WiMax wireless chip to select customers. Intel's "Rosedale" chip, based on the WiMax wireless broadband technology, is expected to be the first "system on a chip" to support the 802.16 s...  Interview | 08 Sep 2004

  • Without Ericsson, will Bluetooth survive?

    The company that invented Bluetooth is pulling out of the market, causing some to wonder if the short-range wireless technology's days are numbered. Regardless, Bluetooth still isn't a technology that admins can ignore.  Article | 07 Sep 2004

  • 802.11g slowdown tacked, but does it matter?

    Wireless LAN start-up Meru Networks announced a new feature that enables 802.11g traffic to move at regular speeds on wireless LAN networks with mixed traffic, but few need the added speed.  Article | 30 Aug 2004

  • Switched Wi-Fi market soars

    Switched wireless LAN gear is the hottest thing going, and one expert suggests it's a sign that enterprises are getting more comfortable using Wi-Fi networks.  Article | 24 Aug 2004

  • Wireless LAN planning -- 5 critical steps

    Our guide walks you through the five most important developments in wireless LANs and offers guidelines for product and technology selection. We'll help you avoid potential pitfalls to ensure that your wireless LAN implementation is successful from s...  Article | 04 Aug 2004

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