A FIELD GUIDE TO WIRELESS LANS FOR ADMINISTRATORS AND POWER USERS PRENTICE HALL SERIES IN COMPUTER NETWORKING AND DISTRIBUTED SYSTEMS,.

Maufer, Thomas A.

ISBN 10: 0131014064 / ISBN 13: 9780131014060

Editore: Prentice Hall (ca. 2003), 2003

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Titolo: A FIELD GUIDE TO WIRELESS LANS FOR ...

Casa editrice: Prentice Hall (ca. 2003)

Data di pubblicazione: 2003

Legatura: Softcover

Condizione: Sehr gut

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Finally -- an 802.11 deployment guide for business and home use that demystifies the alphabet soup of IEEE standards and explains the features and benefits of each with regards to speeds and feeds. Wireless LANs are very popular with business users, and enterprising companies have begun setting up wireless "hot spots" in places where business users congregate, such as airports, hotels, and conference centers. Another ideal usage scenario for wLANs is at home, since most houses do not have networking jacks in every room of the house. This book explains not just how to configure a wireless LAN but will explain how the technology works in an accessible manner. The author demonstrates Windows and Linux configurations and covers various forms of 802.11 cards, including PCs with integrated802.11, PC Cards, and PCI cards. Moreover, the author tackles head on one of the major headaches in wireless LAN use - security and explains what can be done to secure a wireless LAN in a manner that does not require a PhD in computer science. Whether you are a savvy home user or an administrator, this book is designed to save you time in configuring your wireless LAN and getting the most out of it.

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THOMAS MAUFER, author of Deploying IP Multicast in the Enterprise and IP Fundamentals (Prentice Hall PTR), works at NVIDIA Corporation, helping to design advanced networking capabilities for next-generation PC platform processors. He has managed computer networks at NASA/GSFC, participated in the InteropNet Network Operations Center Team, and worked for 3Com Corporation on virtually all of its networking products.