Wireless Networks
The emergence and continual growth of wireless local area networks (LANs) are being driven by the need to lower the costs associated with network infrastructures.
To support mobile networking applications that offer gains in process efficiency, accuracy, and lower business costs.
The following section explain the mobility and cost-saving benefits of wireless LANs.
Following these sections:
- Mobility
- Installation in Difficult-to-Wire Areas
- Increased Reliability
- Reduced Installation Time
- Wireless LAN Applications
- Home and Small Office
In this tutorial:
- Mobility
- Installation in Difficult-to-Wire Areas
- Increased Reliability
- Reduced Installation Time
- Wireless LAN Applications
- Home and Small Office
- General Enterprise Systems
- Wireless Services
- Wireless LAN Technologies
- IEEE 802.11
- HiperLAN
- HomeRF SWAP
- Bluetooth
- Wireless LAN Implications
- Multipath Propagation
- Path Loss
- Radio Signal Interference
- Inward Interference
- Outward Interference
- Techniques for Reducing Interference
- Potential Frequency Interference Between 802.11 and Bluetooth
- Limited Battery Longevity
- System Interoperability
- Network Security
- Security Threats
- Security Safeguards
- Application Connectivity Problems
- Installation Issues
- Health Risks
- Wireless LANs: A Historical Perspective