Wi-Fi: JUST THE FACTS
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What is "Wi-Fi" Wireless Networking?

Why should I have a Wi-Fi wireless LAN installed in my building?

It's Going to be a Wi-Fi World Out There !

The Technology Behind Wi-Fi

A very important part of designing a wireless network, even if only one access point is to be used, is the placement of the access point itself! An access point is a radio transmitter and receiver. As such, its ability to work properly is effected by the walls, doors, floors, windows, and metal objects in a building. If access points are in the wrong place then some network users aren't going to be able to connect or, when a user moves to a "dead spot" they'll lose their connection to the network.

What Is a Site Survey?

Read more about the Suite Spot Predictive Site Survey

What About Privacy and Security?

Read more about Wi-Fi security and about Connect802's EZ Suite Shield protection

       
Topics Available for Wi-Fi: Just the Facts

Access Points

Antennas

Client Wi-Fi Adapter Cards

Ethernet Switches, Router, and Hubs

Equipment Leasing

Firewalls

High-Powered Access Points

HotSpot Access Controllers

The On-Line Encyclopedia

Mesh Routers

Multiple Tenant Dwellings (MTD)

Power-over-Ethernet (POE)

Protocol Analysis Tools

Radio Frequency Identification (RFID)

Spectrum Analysis

Voice-over-IP Telephony

Wireless Bridges and WDS

Wireless LAN Switches

Wireless Surveillance Cameras

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