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Wi-Fi Alliance index
The Wi-Fi Alliance’s official Web site features listings of certified Wi-Fi products, a directory of member companies, industry news, certification information, technical resources and white papers. Additional resources include a wireless glossary, media archive, photo gallery and case studies. Membership information is available online. The Wi-Fi Alliance is an non-profit multinational organization certifying Wi-Fi products and actively promoting the adoption of Wi-Fi as the global wireless LAN standard.
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802.11b/Wi-Fi News: World Wide War Drive
802.11b/Wi-Fi: news and features about the wireless Ethernet standard IEEE 802.11b, and related standards
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Exploiting and Protecting 802.11b Wireless Networks
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ExtremeTech - Print Article
How many network administrators do you think would allow a complete stranger to walk into their wiring closet and plug in their notebook to their company's network? Not too many, I suspect. But that's what's happening to companies coast-to-coast. Well, not exactly. Strangers aren't plugging into networks, but they are attaching to networks using 802.11b wireless network cards, and that's essentially the same thing...
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Dell - Vectors White Paper: Deploying 802.11b (Wi-Fi) in the Enterprise Network
Vectors White Paper: Examines 802.11b wireless deployment considerations in enterprise networks.
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Wireless Network Visualization Project HOME
While computer networks and geography may not appear to have much in common, a collaborative effort was launched between the Univeristy of Kansas' Information & Telecommunications Technology Center and Kansas Applied Remote Sensing Program to create a more advanced wireless 802.11b mapping and network visualization method. This new procedure uses wireless network data collected from walking and/or driving scans, aerial photography, and interpolation techniques to create highly detailed network coverage and signal strength maps.
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802.11b Wireless Networking (Wi-Fi)
If there is a technology that deserves the accolade "very cool" this it it. Simply plug a PC card into your laptop, get a DHCP address and your connected! Yes, when within range of a suitable base station it really is that easy! I've now got 2 PC cards and a base station at home, so having gone through the process of getting everything setup I'll try to give some pointers for others who are interested!
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