Wireless Networking
Traditional hard wired networks are very much a part of most IT infrastructures both for voice and data communications.
Now however, recent developments in the technologies that surround Wireless Networking, have pushed wire free computing to the forefront of our minds both in the home and office environments.
Natural concerns over speed and security have been addressed with devices that have a variety of security authentication options including WAP and WEP protocols, and speeds equivalent to traditional Fast Ethernet wired technologies. Superior antennas and MIMO functionality provide additional signal strength to ensure that your location has the optimum wireless coverage.
In corporate business networks, wireless areas are often utilised as an addition to the traditional hardwired backbone in particular where staff using mobile computers are frequently in and out of the office. At home and in home based offices a single DSL router / firewall with wireless capability covers all computer connection requirements.
