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802.11 Switches: Adding a Brain to WLANs
by Light Reading
Published:   Type: Webcast

This webinar discusses the enterprise WLAN market, WLAN switch and system components such as access points and switches.

A Third Generation Distributed Wireless LAN Architecture
by Colubris Networks
Published: August 20, 2005  Type: White Paper

The goal of this white paper is to take the key concepts and requirements that were outlined in 'The New Wireless LAN Architecture' and apply them to the products of a particular vendor.

Addressing Core Enterprise Wireless LAN Requirements: The Legra WLAN Solution
by Legra Systems, Inc.
Published: October 1, 2003  Type: White Paper

Wireless LANs are on the cusp of what will essentially amount to ubiquity. Because of their broad applicability in enterprise, public-space, and even residential connectivity, and thanks to the significant level of functionality defined in today.s 802.11

Airespace 4000 Wireless Switch Intelligent Wireless Networking
by Airespace
Published: May 1, 2003  Type: White Paper

The Airespace 4000 Wireless Switch provides intelligent RF management, security, and mobility functions, as well as wirespeed Ethernet switching capabilities. This white paper provides an overview of Airespace 4000 Wireless Switch. The Airespace 4000 Wir

Airespace Control System Software
by Airespace
Published: May 1, 2003  Type: White Paper

Airespace Control System software is the industry's leading platform for wireless LAN configuration and management. It serves as a compliment to existing wireline management systems, providing all of the tools necessary to manage and maintain an RF domai

Airespace Framework for Wireless Security: Making Wireless LANs Ready for Business-Critical Applications
by Airespace
Published: July 10, 2003  Type: White Paper

Airespace offers a security framework that provides a systematicapproach to wireless security, treating wireless LANs as business critical networks instead of best-effort remote access service.

AireWave Director™ Software - An Intelligent Control Plane for Dynamic RF Operations
by Airespace
Published: July 10, 2003  Type: White Paper

This paper discusses why there is a need for an intelligent RF control plane, and what specific functions are provided by Airespace’s AireWave Director™ Software.

Cisco Intelligent Roadways Integrates Systems to Increase Security, Improve Operations, and Reduce Costs
by Cisco Systems, Inc.
Published: December 1, 2003  Type: White Paper

This white paper discusses about Cisco Intelligent Roadways which increases operational efficiency, improves traffic flow, and enhances security by providing a highly responsive, service-centric environment based on a flexible, scalable, intelligent info

Defining a Mobility Switch
by Trapeze Networks
Published: February 17, 2004  Type: White Paper

This paper describes a mobility switch: a new category of switch that enables a wireless system to deliver the same level of utility and security as the wired infrastructure, with the added benefit of mobility.

Enterprise RF Security: Securing Wired Networks from Wireless Threats & A Primer on RF Security Challenges and Solutions
by Aruba Wireless Networks
Published: September 1, 2003  Type: White Paper

The simple existence of wireless LAN (WLAN) technology, also known as Wi-Fi, has created a new enterprise security challenge that rivals traditional security threats, including worms, viruses and active intrusion attempts. This threat, unless actively co

How Subnet Roaming Works in a Trapeze Mobility Domain
by Trapeze Networks
Published: September 1, 2003  Type: White Paper

Mobility is the driving force behind the deployment of wireless LANs. Enterprises benefit from increased productivity when users can run applications anywhere and have the flexibility to work while they roam wherever their job takes them. Enterprise IT m

Minimizing the Costs of Owning and Operating a Wireless LAN
by Airespace
Published: September 3, 2003  Type: White Paper

Airespace distinguishes itself from other WLAN solutions by offering maximum WLAN functionality with best-in-class cost of ownership.

Putting the Air Space to Work: Real-World Benefits of an Enterprise-Wide RF Control Plane
by Airespace
Published: July 14, 2003  Type: White Paper

This paper discusses how AireWave Director helps enterprises put their air space to work through simplified WLAN deployment, operations, and maintenance.

Real Answers: the most frequently asked questions about wireless LAN switching
by Aruba Networks
Published: July 3, 2003  Type: White Paper

Answers to the most frequently asked questions about wireless LAN switching

Subnet Roaming With the RoamAbout Wireless Switch System
by Enterasys
Published: May 1, 2005  Type: White Paper

Enterprises benefit from increased productivity when users can run applications anywhere and have the flexibility to work while they roam wherever their job takes them. This paper discusses mobility and the flexibility that Secure Networks gives them.

Symbol Wireless Switch System
by Symbol Technologies
Published: September 1, 2002  Type: Product Overview

This paper describes Symbol's Wireless Switch System, which delivers significantly enhanced functionality and mobility management along with lower cost of deployment and ownership. Symbol's Wireless Switch System features the WS 5000 Wireless Switch for

Taking 802.11b/g to its Outer Limits with the Bountiful Router from Bountiful WiFi
by Bountiful
Published: August 1, 2006  Type: White Paper

For businesses seeking a wireless solution that takes the most accepted and most relied upon technology, namely 802.11b/g, and pushes it to its limits, the Bountiful Router provides a clear solution.

The Power of One Network - Securing and scaling the Wireless LAN
by Nortel Networks Corporation
Published:   Type: White Paper

First generation Wireless LAN (WLAN) systems were all about basic standards, connectivity, and end-user benefits but did not address a number of key enterprise requirements. This white paper descibes Nortel Networks second generation secure WLAN architec

The Switch Evolves: Unified Wireless LANs
by Colubris Networks
Published: April 1, 2005  Type: White Paper

With the introduction of the 54-Mbps 802.11a and .11g physical-layer standards, and the resolution of such issues as time-bounded services and security there is now little the WLAN cannot do in terms of enterprise-class LAN services.

The Symbol WS 5000 Wireless Switch
by Symbol Technologies
Published: March 1, 2003  Type: White Paper

The concept of using a WS 5000 Wireless Switch System to centralize management of a wireless LAN has quickly caught on in the networking world, with many new start-ups developing their own wireless switches. This white paper aims at explaining why the Sy