Too many Wi-Fi users?
In my neighborhood, I see seven wireless access points with strong signals. That’s only the access points, I have no idea how many users. In such a situation, one would expect collisions and intermittent lost connections. That’s what I see. Any way to confirm that the lost connections are in fact due to crowded airwaves?

Answer Question   |  March 30, 2009  10:03 PM
Wi-Fi, Wi-Fi hotspot, Wireless connectivity, Wireless interference, Wireless networks

Discover Wi-Fi connections in Ubuntu
how can i search for available wireless networks using ubuntu it just asks me about the name of the network ?!!

Answer Question   |  March 23, 2009  3:56 PM
Ubuntu, Wi-Fi, Wi-Fi hotspot, Wireless access

Wi-Fi connectivity problem when traveling
I travel in my business and often use public WiFi’s (hotels, airport etc.). My wifi works fine until one day (different for each location) it stops working. I have good connection and an IP address bu my internet will not connect. Would appreciate if someone had a suggestion for a solution. Thanks.

Answer Question   |  March 30, 2009  7:16 AM
Wi-Fi, Wi-Fi hotspot, Wireless access, Wireless connection, Wireless connectivity

Hotel-style WiFi Authentication (How do they do it?)
My company is planning on creating an external WiFi Internet Access VLAN for non-employee (contractors & vendors) users. We have seen hotel-style Internet access configurations that allow the hotel to generate temporary credentials that they provide to guests. The hotel staff prints out a little ticket that lists a URL for guests to logon and [...]

Answer Question   |  November 26, 2008  12:29 AM
Authentication, Wi-Fi, Wi-Fi hotspot