Chapter 4. Wireless LANs
Wireless networks are becoming increasingly ubiquitous. If you have a router at home, chances are it supports a wireless LAN (WLAN). In the work environment, WLANs provide the ability to connect from any location at any time within the campus network. WLANs use radio frequencies that present some unique design and implementation considerations. This chapter reviews WLAN technology, components, security, planning, implementation, and troubleshooting.
Wireless LAN Concepts
Wireless access can result in increased productivity and more relaxed employees. With wireless networking, employees have the flexibility to work when they want, where they want. This section reviews basic wireless concepts and components.
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