Implementing Wireless LAN

Hello guys, Need advice on my new project of creating a wirelees network all over a 3 storey building with approx 2100 sqm floor area. Wall are really thick concrete so I need to place several access points. Please advice me on the following: 1. What is the best brand of access points to use for...

JuneC155 pointsBadges:

Need a Sample of Logical Network Design

I need a sample of logical network design including the access layer, distribution layer and core layer for the following issues - A. The first option is to produce software that the clients can download on their computers to run. The tool will carry out the processing on the clients’ computers...

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What is the WEP KEY FOR WLAN in Using NOKIA N95 to open the web

What is the WEP Key For WLAN for  selecting WLAN Network to search for the internet

Tibokemhlambi5 pointsBadges:

Our IP address is being blocked because of a network scanner

Hello We run a small business with about 20 clients on a lan and wlan architecture. We dont have a centralized management. We have about 10 engineers who are connected to a VPN. They are using a remote application located on a University Server. Today, I received a phone call from their IT manager....

Metraon5 pointsBadges:

AP-5131 WAP RADIUS Configuration?

I am in the process of helping my boss apply some basic security to our current WLAN. The company has not applied security to this point since the information we have is not really that confidential and we are in a cynder block building which kills most of the signal before it even leaves the...

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how a wireless client (A) associated to Access point will communicate with a pc (B) connected to the ethernet port of the same Access point.

I have a network scenario like this A (wireless client)    AP-----B (wired) When sending a packet/data from A to B, what is background process that happens between A->AP, AP->B and vice-versa. It would be great if someone can explain at packet level

NKiran5 pointsBadges:

Wireless Signal In an Elevator

I recently installed a wireless network camera in an elevator. The signal is, for the most part, decent, but we are still experiencing some issues with getting a consistent signal, especially on the bottom floors of the building. We have several access points located outside of each elevator door...

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