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  • single stream 802.11n

    Single-stream 802.11n takes advantage of the fact that the second draft of the 802.11n specification does not require the number of antennas on the sending station to be equal to the number on the ...

  • wireless backhaul

    Wireless backhaul is the use of wireless communications systems to get data from an end user to a node in a major network such as the Internet or the proprietary network of a large business, academ...

  • 802.xx Fast Reference

    802.xx is a family of wireless and mobile networking specifications developed by the IEEE. Learn more...

  • Ten myths of Wi-Fi interference

    Get an overview of WLAN interference concerns

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  • Experts say pre-802.11n gear is premature

    As rival factions flesh out a merged proposal for the forthcoming 802.11n standard, experts explain how it will affect companies and why pre-standard gear won't cut it.  Article | 03 Aug 2005

  • single stream 802.11n

    Single-stream 802.11n takes advantage of the fact that the second draft of the 802.11n specification does not require the number of antennas on the sending station to be equal to the number on the receiving station.  Word

  • wireless backhaul

    Wireless backhaul is the use of wireless communications systems to get data from an end user to a node in a major network such as the Internet or the proprietary network of a large business, academic institution or government agency... (Continued)  Word

  • RAM (random access memory)

    RAM (random access memory) is the place in a computer where the operating system, application programs, and data in current use are kept so that they can be quickly reached by the computer's processor.  Word

  • single stream 802.11n

    Single-stream 802.11n takes advantage of the fact that the second draft of the 802.11n specification does not require the number of antennas on the sending station to be equal to the number on the receiving station.  Word

  • wireless backhaul

    Wireless backhaul is the use of wireless communications systems to get data from an end user to a node in a major network such as the Internet or the proprietary network of a large business, academic institution or government agency... (Continued)  Word

  • 802.xx Fast Reference

    802.xx is a family of wireless and mobile networking specifications developed by the IEEE. Learn more...  Fast Lookup

  • Ten myths of Wi-Fi interference

    Get an overview of WLAN interference concerns  Tech Article

  • Experts say pre-802.11n gear is premature

    As rival factions flesh out a merged proposal for the forthcoming 802.11n standard, experts explain how it will affect companies and why pre-standard gear won't cut it.  Article

  • What is EAPOL and how do I disable it?

    What is EAPOL and how do I disable it?  Ask the Expert

  • Benefits to upgrading to 802.11i

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  • Access points on the Web

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  • RAM (random access memory)

    RAM (random access memory) is the place in a computer where the operating system, application programs, and data in current use are kept so that they can be quickly reached by the computer's processor.  Word

About 802.11

Use this 802.11 topic section to learn all about 802.11, an evolving family of specifications for wireless local area networks (WLANs) developed by a working group of the Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers (IEEE). Find out about different 802.11 wireless protocols and deployment basics and read news, tips and resources.