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Testing Cisco's enterprise-class 802.11n access point
I hope the title is not too misleading as I didn't run the tests personally. I'm just excited to learn that someone has finally evaluated an enterprise-class 802.11n access point. The InformationWeek article "First Look: Cisco's 11n AP" presents a high-level view of the testing done by Syracuse University Real-World...
Tags: article, ieee 802.11n, evaluation, cisco systems inc., access point, 802.11n access point, rf propagation, wi-fi, wireless, michael kassner
Blog posts 2008-03-12

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The role of 802.11n in the Enterprise
If it Isn't Broke, Don't Fix ItSure, some uber-huge organization who has the moola, or needs the bigger pipe, or loves being the early adopter will jump on the bandwagon. But I'll bet it will be a big mess until the device manufacturers figure out what configuration they want...
Tags: wi-fi, tbbrick, ieee 802.11n
Discussion threads 2007-06-22
Practical Considerations for Deploying 802.11n
Download this White Paper from Siemens Enterprise Communications to demystify the current confusion surrounding the new 802.11n WiFi standard.Find out more about the key issues when considering a move to 802.11n and how HiPath Wireless 802.11n can address them.
Tags: siemens ag, ieee 802.11n, wi-fi, wireless
White papers 2008-06-06
Does 802.11n deliver better wireless services for Enterprises?
Watch our on demand 802.11n webinar to discover how HiPath Wireless 802.11n from Siemens Enterprise Communication has solved the traditional technology challenges associated with higher power access points and controllers.
Tags: siemens ag, ieee 802.11n, wireless service, wi-fi, wireless
White papers 2008-06-06
Time to buy 802.11n Draft 2 devices
802.11nI thought that I read that 802.11n is going to be moved into the 5.8 Ghtz band. Does anyone know if this is true and if so, what happens to all the equipment that was sold with 2.4 radios in them?BothAs I understand it 802.11n will be available on...
Tags: wi-fi, grossoc, ieee 802.11n
Discussion threads 2007-10-08
802.11n: The Next Generation of Wireless Performance
The IEEE 802.11 Working Group has been working for the last few years to standardize an upgrade to the 802.11 radio that provides a new set of capabilities dramatically improving the reliability of 802.11 communications, the predictability of 802.11 coverage, and the overall throughput of 802.11 devices. This paper describes...
Tags: ieee 802.11, ieee 802.11n, ieee 802.11 working group, wireless lans, wi-fi, wireless
White papers 2007-08-01
802.11n draft 1.10 - A kinder gentler neighbor
Are you going to 802.11n or sticking with 802.11 b/g802.11n has entered the new 1.10 draft faze.http://blogs.techrepublic.com.com/Ou/?p=410Are you even interested? Most enterprises are sticking to 802.11a for the massive channel allocation.
Tags: george_ou@..., ieee 802.11n
Discussion threads 2007-01-23
802.11n: Ready for Business
Technology shifts are gradual events that generally take years. Now that 802.11n Draft 2.0 has become a de facto industry standard and the market is adopting 802.11n Draft 2.0 products in advance of a final ratified standard, adoption timeframes should be determined purely on business need. Providing the performance required...
Tags: ieee 802.11n, technology shift, wi-fi, wireless
White papers 2008-03-01
802.11n second draft gains approval
A second draft of the Wireless 802.11n standard has been approved by the 802.11 working group. Although many companies are now actively selling equipment labelled as wireless ‘n’ and concerns have been raised over their compatibility with newer products, the standards which define 802.11n are now a little closer...
Tags: general, wifi, networking
Blog posts 2007-03-17
What is the big deal about 802.11n?
Sounds interesting...Okay, so I'm not too bright on 802.11n, or even earlier versions, but this article doesn't really help someone like me. Can someone please explain in a low level enough language for me to understand? How does this physically work? What are the physical connections? ...
Tags: wi-fi, wireless, wolffjw@..., ieee 802.11n
Discussion threads 2007-11-20
The role of 802.11n in the enterprise
As the 802.11n standard gets closer to final ratification, enterprises are beginning to wonder how it may affect their wireless LAN strategy. There may be serious implications for both the infrastructure and the client side, so businesses will need to decide whether they should upgrade and if so, what kind...
Tags: ieee 802.11n, wi-fi, wireless
Download resources 2007-07-09
Designing and Deploying 802.11n Next-Generation Wireless
802.11n offers dramatic improvements in speed, range, and reliability. However, having the right wireless infrastructure is crucial if organizations are to take advantage of its full potential. This Webcast will help to understand the primary design and deployment principles for 802.11n in wireless networks.
Tags: ieee 802.11n, wi-fi, wireless
Webcasts 2007-12-01
The Next Generation of Wireless: 802.11n for the Business
Businesses, users, and the communications industry as a whole have long anticipated the introduction of next-generation wireless networks enabled by the 802.11n standard. This new technology adds to the arsenal of existing 802.11 standards for wireless networking. As most technology advances, the discussions surrounding 802.11n have been muddled by hype...
Tags: ieee 802.11n, wi-fi, wireless
White papers 2007-08-01
Aruba launches 802.11n networking gear
Aruba Networks announced the launch of its 802.11n-based access points and controller modules that will provide all wireless speed in the 100 Mbps and above range. An excerpt from Network World: The new Aruba system, to ship immediately, however, supports four concurrent forwarding architectures to allow...
Tags: networking gear, network, ieee 802.11n, aruba networks, wi-fi, wireless, arun radhakrishnan
Blog posts 2007-11-07
10 things you should know before you buy an 802.11n wireless device
Have you bought an 802.11n wireless device?If you bought one of these devices are you happy with it? Has your business organization considered 802.11n products? Are you concerned about possible changes to the standard?
Tags: 10 things, josh hoskins, 802.11n, wireless networks, ieee 802.11n, mark w. kaelin, networking, wireless, wireless device
Discussion threads 2006-12-04
Forrester and Aerohive Present the Application and Network Impacts of 802.11n Standard
Wireless networking is a given for businesses of all sizes and now there is a new 802.11 wireless standard to consider. The coverage and bandwidth improvements of 802.11n will further accelerate the adoption of mobile applications and provide the opportunity for wireless to become the primary access method in tomorrow's...
Tags: network, ieee 802.11n, aerohive networks inc., forrester research inc., wi-fi, wireless
Webcasts 2008-06-18
Aruba launches 802.11n networking gear
Migrating to 802.11n ?With enterprises having sufficiently invested into Wifi already, will it be worth the switch?
Tags: wi-fi, networking, network, pr.arun@..., ieee 802.11n, networking gear
Discussion threads 2007-11-07
Cisco unveils 802.11n wireless gear
Cisco has reversed its previous position on 802.11n wireless networking by announcing Next Generation wireless products. Although Linksys (Cisco's consumer brand) have been rolling out 802.11n draft compliant devices for quite a while now, Cisco said that 802.11n was ‘not yet ready for business use'. A lot of people have...
Tags: ieee 802.11n, cisco systems inc., wireless, justin fielding
Blog posts 2007-09-07
802.11n Design and Deployment Guidelines
The industry has been excited about 802.11n from the day the suggestion was made that fast Ethernet speeds might be achievable in the world of Wi-Fi. Now, that standard is ready for mass consumption in the form of the Draft 2.0 version of 802.11n from the IEEE, widely approved by...
Tags: ieee 802.11n, wi-fi, wireless
White papers 2008-01-01
Power Over Ethernet (PoE) and 802.11n
Power over Ethernet PoE technology provides a means to transmit electrical power, along with data, to remote devices such as Wireless LAN WLAN Access Points APs over an unmodified Ethernet network. One of the primary benefits of PoE, as it relates to wireless LAN deployments, is negating the need for...
Tags: ieee 802.11n, wlan, power over ethernet, power over ethernet technology, lans, wireless lans, wi-fi, wireless, networking
White papers 2008-01-22
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