Wireless networks
With the increasing presence of wireless devices, it is highly unusual to find a LAN that doesn't provide some form of wireless connectivity. When was the last time you went into a coffee shop that didn't offer Wi-Fi? When implementing a wireless network, special consideration needs to be made in terms of coverage, security, and possible sources of interference. It is recommended that we carry out a site survey to ensure that full coverage is obtained.
Wireless networks can be classed as either ad hoc or infrastructure. An ad hoc wireless network is one where devices connect directly to each other without going through any interconnectivity device, whereas wireless infrastructures do go through one. In either of these cases, ...
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