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802.11 Wireless Network Site Surveying and Installation (Networking Technology)

802.11 Wireless Network Site Surveying and Installation (Networking Technology)

by Bruce Alexander (Author)

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    Hardcover 2004

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Synopsis

The definitive guide to performing wireless network site surveys, selecting the right wireless equipment, and installing 802.11 wireless LANs

  • Prepare for a WLAN installation with this definitive guide
  • Perform a proper site survey to ensure the maximum performance of your 802.11 WLAN
  • Compare and choose the right WLAN technologies to match application and users needs
  • Install WLAN products properly taking the unique needs of the users and environment into account

Performing a wireless LAN (WLAN) site survey before installing a wireless network is the key to any successful WLAN deployment. Yet each location and company have unique needs that must be taken into account. 802.11 Wireless Network Site Surveying and Installation helps you understand the challenges associated with any site survey, including multipath mitigation, reflection, absorption, and radio wave interference, plus the added complexity of user and application demands. This book helps you identify obstacles to a successful deployment and guides your equipment decisions to ensure that your WLAN reaches its maximum potential. Use this complete guide to understand the following components of any thorough site survey:

  • The architecture of the access points, cable routes, and electrical needs
  • The proper site survey technique and usage of appropriate utilities
  • The structural and installation obstacles, including building construction, transmission coverage area, building contents, present cable configuration, area regulations, and building codes
  • The documentation that outlines the necessary parts and equipment, and diagrams exhibiting the proper placement of the equipment

802.11 Wireless Network Site Surveying and Installation begins with an introduction to WLAN architectures and definitions and then moves on to site survey methodologies, helping you assess and address your site's specific needs. The book delves into the installation process for WLAN equipment, including the rules and regulations to which WLANs must adhere, various obstacles that arise when installing WLAN equipment, and ways to connect WLAN products to the wired network.

802.11 Wireless Network Site Surveying and Installation is your complete guide to performing a WLAN site survey and successfully installing your 802.11 wireless network.

This book is part of the Networking Technology Series from Cisco Press? which offers networking professionals valuable information for constructing efficient networks, understanding new technologies, and building successful careers.

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Format: Hardcover
 Pages: 456
 Edition: 1
 Publisher: Cisco Press
Published: 09 Nov 2004
ISBN 10: 1587051648
ISBN 13: 9781587051647
Book Overview:

The installation of every wireless network begins with a site survey - or does it? Often, businesses overlook this crucial step, underestimating their needs and incurring additional, unnecessary costs. Today, no definitive text exists on site surveying and associated practices. Wireless Network Site Surveying and Implementation fulfills this need and ensures that wireless network adopters correctly install wireless networks. This book will guide IT and networking professionals through an entire WLAN site survey and installation. In Part I, the book begins with a brief explanation of the available WLAN architectures and presents a thorough explanation of the WLAN project process, including the definition of LAN requirements. It also addresses the selection of WLAN equipment, enabling the reader to make educated choices about the equipment they install. In Part II, the book presents site survey methodologies and addresses specific site survey needs for various applications, facilities, and antennas, as well as the problems and issues that arise when performing site surveys. Additionally, it discusses various survey tools that the reader will need. Finally, in Part III, the book will review the actual installation process for WLAN equipment, including the rules and regulations to which WLANs must adhere, various obstacles that arise when installing WLAN equipment, and methodologies for connecting WLAN products to the wired network.


Author Bio

Bruce Alexander is the technical marketing manager for the Cisco Systems Wireless Networking Business Unit. Bruce joined Cisco Systems when it acquired Aironet Wireless Communication, where Bruce was the director of technical support. At Aironet Wireless Communication, Bruce provided field support, and field and partner training. Bruce has been in the RF technology area for more than 30 years and has worked in RF WLAN technology during the past 18 years. Bruce attended Akron University, where he majored in computer programming and business administration.