Providing a thorough explanation of the risks associated with WLAN and WMAN networks along with detailed descriptions of solutions to a range of security problems, this volume explains the hands-on techniques needed to secure both business and domestic wireless networks.

The perennial bestseller shows you how share your files and Internet connection across a wireless network Fully updated for Windows 7 and Mac OS X Snow Leopard, this new edition of this bestseller returns with all the latest in wireless standards and security. This fun and friendly guide shows you how to integrate your iPhone, iPod touch, smartphone, or gaming system into your home network. Veteran authors escort you through the various financial and logisitical considerations that you need to take into account before building a wireless network at home. Covers the basics of planning, installing, and using wireless LANs Reviews essential information on the latest security issues Delivers valuable tips on how to stay current with fast-moving technology Discusses how to share resources such as printers, scanners, an Internet connection, files, and more with multiple computers on one network Wireless Home Networking For Dummies, 4th Edition skips the technical jargon and gets you connected with need-to-know information on building a wireless home network.

The 2001 International Conference on Wireless LANs and Home Networks showcased some of the world's most dynamic presenters, including Dr Leonard Keinrock (inventor of Internet technology), as well as leading experts from 20 countries who dealt with the latest technological breakthroughs. This book is a collection of technical papers presented at the conference. It comprises 32 high-quality papers that have been carefully selected from more than 100 submissions.

Finally--an 802.11 deployment guide for business and home use that demystifies the alphabet soup of IEEE standards and explains the features and benefits of each with regards to speeds and feeds.

An all-in-one guide that covers every angle of home wireless networking from product selection to implementation and maintenance, this book covers XP and has full chapters on security, troubleshooting, and adding servers.

The 2001 International Conference on Wireless LANs and Home Networks showcased some of the world's most dynamic presenters, including Dr Leonard Keinrock (inventor of Internet technology), as well as leading experts from 20 countries who dealt with the latest technological breakthroughs. This book is a collection of technical papers presented at the conference. It comprises 32 high-quality papers that have been carefully selected from more than 100 submissions.

Provides the key practical considerations for deploying wireless LANs and a solid understanding of the emerging technologies.

Learn how to plan and install a wireless LAN at your home, business, campus or church using easily accessible off-the-shelf parts and 12 simple projects to walk readers through some of the hardest steps.

Your success guide to the next wireless revolution The next watershed innovation in wireless technology is here: IEEE 802.11 wireless local area networks (LANs). Recent studies from IDC indicate that the Wi-Fi wireless LAN market will likely account for ninety percent of projected LAN equipment revenues by 2005-a trend that promises to spill over into home wireless networks. Yet this amazing growth has also created confusion: Which version of 802.11 is best for vendors and end-users? What about solutions such as the a/g and a/b combinations of the 802.11 standards? In World Wide Wi-Fi: Technological Trends and Business Strategies, Teik-Kheong (TK) Tan and Benny Bing provide a clear, accessible road map of the Wi-Fi wireless LAN market. Unlike most books on wireless local area networks (WLANs), this must-have resource explains both the business and technology of WLANs, and offers ready-to-use tactics and strategies for thriving in this lucrative field. Along the way, you'll also gain insight into the emerging Wi-Fi standards. World Wide Wi-Fi presents: * Key technological issues related to the design and deployment of Wi-Fi wireless LANs * An insider's look at market dynamics, market segmentation, service provider, enterprise, and chipset strategies * The interrelationship between the 802.11a, b, and g standards * And much more Supported by real statistics and case studies, plus profiles of suppliers, regulators, and other market players, this one-of-a-kind guide helps you create effective market penetration strategies and evaluate vendor-specific features. Ultimately, World Wide Wi-Fi defines the 802.11 market: its rapid expansion, its challenges, and its future. Most of all, it's your invitation to profit from everything that this red-hot industry has to offer.