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IEEE 802 News
28 April 2008
Foundry expands switch family
By Jim Duffy, Network World (US)
Foundry Networks has extended its switch line to boost support for network growth, video and other high-power devices, as well as migration to IPv6. Read more...
- Ruckus launches enterprise 802.11n mesh
- 22 Apr 08
- Meru announces four-band 802.11n Wi-Fi
- 21 Apr 08
- ZigBee gets an IP-based rival
- 31 Mar 08
- New PoE 'Plus' draft to be considered by IEEE
- 26 Mar 08
- Analyst endorses Siemens' 802.11n power claims
- 10 Mar 08
- Wi-Fi Alliance to brand for enterprise voice
- 12 Feb 08
- Cisco sued over patent infringement
- 12 Feb 08
IEEE 802 Insight
06 June 2008
The benefits of 802.11s wireless mesh nets
By David Gurevich, PacketHop
There's lots of reasons to use mesh, and a practical standard is on its way. Read more...
- Wanted: Convergence standard for 802.21
- 30 Apr 08
- Low energy Bluetooth breaks cover
- 25 Apr 08
- LANs head for utility and security
- 03 Nov 07
- Where is Cisco going with security?
- 09 Sep 07
- 802.11n is ready - so go for it!
- 09 Jun 07
- Don't jump the gun with 802.11n
- 16 May 07
- Does Qualcomm really have 802.11n Draft 2.0?
- 04 Dec 06
IEEE 802 Briefings
20 May 2008
Open source and OLPC could boost wireless mesh
By John Cox, Network World
The finished IEEE standard for wireless mesh networks is still a way off - but open source and the OLPC look like getting it into use quickly Read more...
- A guide to Wi-Fi power-save technologies
- 13 May 08
- Going global with Ethernet
- 09 May 08
- Which laptop extras should you go for?
- 08 Apr 08
- Copper WANs aren't going away
- 13 Mar 08
- Wireless LAN stress test uncovers 802.11 problems
- 11 Mar 08
- How will 802.11n wireless LANs affect the corporate net?
- 14 Jun 07
- Don't think of ZigBee as the new Bluetooth
- 24 May 07
IEEE 802 Interviews
16 April 2008
Whatever happened to ZigBee?
By Peter Judge, Techworld
Low-power sensor networks aren't yet as big as he hoped, but ZigBee Alliance chief Bob Heile says the low-power standard will rock the competition and make the world greener. Read more...
- Qualcomm's technology trail
- 31 May 07
- Voice on Wi-Fi - the architecture question
- 06 Nov 06
- Wi-Fi Alliance defends draft-n U-turn
- 06 Sep 06
- Could WAN Ethernet replace SONET and ATM?
- 29 Mar 05
- Zigbee starts its rise to power
- 14 Dec 04
- The Wi-Fi Alliance bares its teeth
- 16 Aug 04
- Inquisition - selling Bluetooth
- 03 Dec 03
IEEE 802 Whitepapers
10 June 2008
802.11n Access Points and Power over Ethernet: Key Considerations
By Farpoint Group
Farpoint Group Technical Note - The problem with current PoE technology, is that a very limited amount of power is available in compliant implementations. The idea of powering a .11n AP via .3af, however, has been met by a justifiable level of scepticism. We recently jumped at the chance to test a product that claimed to be able to accomplish this feat.
Read more...IEEE 802 Product Reviews
22 January 2007
D-Link DSL-2740B ADSL router
By John E. Dunn, Techworld
- List price: £99 (plus VAT)
- Pros: Extends range well; Lots of complicated configuration to fuss over
- Cons: But configuration screens need work; No built-in help; Might be worth waiting for ratified 802.11n product Read more...
- Hawking HWU8DD Wi-Fi antenna
- 29 Mar 06
- HP 700wl Series wireless gateways
- 18 Feb 04
- Symbol Wireless Switch System
- 28 Jan 04
- Trapeze Mobility System
- 16 Oct 03
- Enterasys RoamAbout
- 30 Sep 03
IEEE 802 How-Tos
19 January 2007
Debating the demise of the wired LAN
By Greg Schaffer, Computerworld
Should you go to an all-wireless network? Read more...
- Avoid security risks of Pre-N Wi-Fi
- 16 Nov 06
- Make users more productive with dual-mode devices
- 20 Dec 05
- Put tight authentication on your WLAN
- 16 Jun 05
- Start right in Wi-Fi security
- 02 Jun 05
- A Wi-Fi security parts list
- 26 May 05
- Use QoS to support voice over Wi-Fi
- 21 Oct 04
- Extend Wi-Fi range with repeaters
- 16 Sep 04
IEEE 802 Case Studies
09 May 2008
Microsoft: the world's largest WLAN
By Thomas Wailgum, CIO.com
It started out as optional, now it's essential. The software giant has covered all its offices in Wi-Fi Read more...
- Denver Airport offers 802.11n Wi-Fi for free
- 10 Dec 07
- Canadian town gets WiMax
- 26 Oct 06
- Networking the volcano
- 10 Jul 06
- Users don't want 802.11i yet
- 06 Apr 05
- Wireless sensors get down and dirty
- 27 Sep 04
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