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About this White Paper Series
This educational series explores the evolution of wireless local area networks from their initial implementations to their current status as critical and necessary elements of IT networks and the planning and design process that is critical to developing a mobility platform that supports applications far beyond what were contemplated when the 802.11b specification was ratified in 1999.
Strategic Planning and Design for Application-Driven Wireless Local Area Networks
White Paper Series
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Introduction The first volume of this white paper series discusses the evolution of WLANs, from their initial status as a luxury or novelty to the current position as essential elements of a network architecture, as well as the evolution of WLAN design to accommodate the ever-growing number of often very demanding applications that are leveraging the network for mobility. Click here to download the White Paper |
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Strategic Planning for Today’s and Tomorrow’s WLAN This white paper will present a process for determining an enterprise’s WLAN requirements and the critical criteria that must be established in order to develop planning and design requirements necessary to implement a WLAN that will meet the enterprise’s current and known future mobility requirements Click here to download the White Paper |
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Results-Driven Design for the Strategically Planned WLAN The process of utilizing the criteria defined for the network’s performance requirements and, delivering a plan and design for the wireless network, usually called a site survey will be examined in this volume of the white paper series. In this white paper we will examine the basic processes of a site survey, the methods and deliverables resulting from physical site surveys and the ability of predictive means to design and implement a WLAN capable of supporting the applications currently being wirelessly enabled in the enterprise. Click here to download the White Paper |
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A Strategy for Avoiding the “Rip and Replace” Scenario In this, the fourth and final volume of the white paper series, a strategic design plan for the implementation of a wireless network that provides a solid foundation for both current and future wireless applications with the lowest total cost of ownership will be presented. This plan allows for an enterprise to meet its current requirements while maintaining the ability to improve network performance without having to remove or physically alter any of its legacy WLAN when it needs to improve performance to meet the requirements of additional clients or applications. Click here to download the White Paper |
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