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 CHAPTER 1 WiFi in Perspective - Of all the communications services available today, wireless services are having the most dramatic impact on our personal and professional lives, enhancing personal productivity, mobility, and security.CHAPTER 2 Wireless Network Components - Wireless Fidelity (WiFi) technology is becoming a widely accepted part of the enterprise technology portfolio. CHAPTER 3 Setting Up the Network CHAPTER 4 Preparing for Wireless Deployment - With wireless local area network (WLAN) technology becoming more secure, reliable, and affordable than ever before, enterprises of all types and sizes are starting to take advantage of the mobility and productivity benefits that WLANs offer. CHAPTER 5 Access Points and Clients - Several components on the Wireless Fidelity (WiFi) network need to be configured to interoperate securely in the corporate environment; among them are access points (AP) and clients. CHAPTER 6 Wireless Bridges - The function of a bridge is to extend the range of a wireless link and make multiple local area networks (LANs) at different locations appear to users as a single network. CHAPTER 7 Wireless Security - Organizations of every type and size are considering, if not deploying, wireless local area networks (WLANs). CHAPTER 8 Troubleshooting the WLAN - Wireless local area networks (WLANs) occasionally experience connectivity problems that must be dealt with by administrators and technicians. CHAPTER 9 Network Management - Enterprise applications and mission-critical data that are essential to business operations rely on the availability and continued reliability of the corporate network. CHAPTER 10 Selecting a Wireless Internet Service Provider - Companies interested in providing their traveling employees with wireless services so they can access e-mail, the Internet, and resources on the corporate network face a bewildering array of choices among service providers.This type of provider is referred to as a wireless Internet service provider (WISP), which allows subscribers to connect to a server using mediumrange wireless links. Download free ebook for networking: Wi-Fi for the Enterprise: Maximizing 802.11 For Business
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