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Overview:
While a wireless LAN can be installed by simply plugging an access point into an Ethernet port, an enterprise wireless LAN deployment requires a more thought-out plan that incorporates advanced security and management technologies. This white paper from AirDefense tackles the vulnerabilities of today's wireless local area networks, and how a few simple strategies towards managing and protecting your WLAN can make all the difference.
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| Date: | Apr 2003 |
| Pages: | 6 |
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