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5.1
Wireless:
Architecture
And
Infrastructure
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What
is
a
Network
Architecture?
A
network
architecture
is
a
map
of
a
computer
network.
It
allows
network
architects
to
design,
build,
and
manage
a
network.
It
is
divided
into
parts,
with
each
part
having
its
own
task.
All
parts
interact
with
one
another.
The
internet
is
based
on the
TCP/IP
network
architecture.
It
is
the
worldwide
standard,
being
used
for
LANs
and
WANSs,
among
other
types
of
networks.
Watch
this
video
to
learn
more.
Summary:
In
this
video,
TCP
and
UDP,
you
will
learn
about
essential
networking
concepts
as
Mike
Meyers
discusses
TCP/IP
applications
and
network
naming.
Mike
dives
into
the
concepts
and
characteristics
of
routing and
switching.
A
wireless
router,
also
known
as
a
wireless
access
point,
can
connect
hundreds
of
network
devices
together
with
an
existing
network
architecture
to
form
both
LAN
and
WAN
Architectures.
This
can
include
short
range
technology
such
as
Bluetooth
and
wi-fi
or
long-range
point-to-point
microwave
technology.
5.2
Wireless
Standards
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There
are
various
standards
used
in
wireless
networks.
These
include
the
following:
.
802.11a
«
802.11b
.«
802.11g
«
802.11n
The
newest
technology
is
the
802.11n
wireless
standard.
It
has
an
improved
range
of
signal
and
faster
speeds.
The
following
figure
highlights
the
various
wireless
standards.
Wireless
Standards
Wireless
Standards
Standard
|
Frequency
(GHz)
=
Max
Data
Transfer
Rate
(Mb/S)
=
Max
Range
(feet)
802.11a
37&5
54
115
802.11b
24
11
125
802.11g
24
54
125
802.11n
24
&5
300
240
Let's
watch
the
following
video
on
wireless
networking.
~
Linkedfleorning
Summary:
You
are
not
required
to
watch
this
entire
video.
This
is
to
enhance
your
learning.
Watch
the
video,
Welcome
to
Wireless
Networking.
Here
you'll
get
a
broad
overview
of
how
wireless
networks
operate
and
walk
through
the
steps
of
setting
one
up
with
instructor
Kevin
Wallace.
Kevin
discusses
wireless
LAN
design
options,
wireless
standards
and
security,
and
more.
Kevin
also
demonstrates
how
to
set
up
two
different
types
of
wireless
networks—one
using
a
common
consumer-grade
router
and
the
other
using
professional-grade
hardware.
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