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802.1x Authentication & Authorization Deployment for Wireless Network at BYU-Hawaii Executive Summary: In this report we will have a detailed look in to BYU-Hawaii’s “Brigham Young University” current and suggested network layout with the help of diagrams and descriptions. BUY-Hawaii’s network consists of or approximately 3000 active user in which 2,500 are students and rest is staff. The main concern of BYU-Hawaii current network is that they have no authentication and authorization control

it is backwards compatible with a 802.11b wireless card so there is no need to go out and buy a new wireless network card for your computers. Finally a brand new standard that is still in its infancy stages and still has yet to be ratified by the IEEE is 802.11n. 802.11n will be a huge step towards equality amongst wireless and wired networks. First, the standard sets a speed requirement of at least 100mbps which is common amongst most wired computer networks. It is most likely that the throughput

Week 3 iLab Report DeVry University NETW360: Wireless Technologies and Services MIXED 11B/11G WLAN PERFORMANCE Submitted to: Professor: Date: Mixed 11b/11g WLAN Performance Specific questions from iLab Guidelines * Answer each of the following questions using the sequence and data from the iLab instructions. Answer all questions in full college-level sentences. 1. In your opinion, what is the purpose of our dropping the transmit power to such a low level? My opinion would have to go with only

Week 5/6 iLab Report SriLakshmi Avireneni DeVry University MIS589: Networking Concepts and Applications MIXED 11B/11G WLAN PERFORMANCE Submitted to: David Apaw Professor: Name of your professor Date: 4/12/2015 Mixed 11b/11g WLAN Performance 1. In your opinion, what is the purpose of our dropping the transmit power to such a low level? I believe having 1 node or just a few nodes would be accessing this access point. With dropping the power output will help increase stability if there

terminal problem. But the problems with these are idle listening, collision avoidance, and overhearing. IEEE 802.11, S-MAC are examples of this category 2. Reservation–based: TDMA protocols are based on reservation and scheduling. They have less energy-consumption compared to Contention based Protocols. Bluetooth is an example of TDMA based protocol A. IEEE 802.11 Distributed Coordination Function IEEE 802.11(DCF) is widely used contention-based protocol in wireless sensor networks. The DCF is a random

Network Consultation Scheme Student’s Name University Affiliation Network Consultation Scheme Suitable Network Design Many of the companies face hardship when it comes to the careful selection of a network design. However, the company must select an efficient kind of network type. The design must conform to the merchandize involved in the transaction even if they are produced by the different companies. It is because, merchandises that happen to be in the same

Edition 14 Calculating Return on Investment (continued) Figure 6-2: Intel’s ROI model for WLANs CWNA Guide to Wireless LANs, Second Edition 15 Designing the Wireless LAN • Involves determining: – Which deployment scenario is best – Which IEEE wireless network standard should be used – Type of AP management to implemented – Where wireless devices should be located CWNA Guide to Wireless LANs, Second Edition 16 Determining the Deployment Scenario • First step in designing a WLAN

Situation in which the Project Exists:   This project is for a residential data communication network.   The proposed network is designed to connect 2 workstations and 1 printer.   It will provide internet access as well as multiple email addresses.   The client has approved an initial investment of $5,000 to implement the networking project.   The two workstations will be two HP Pavilion Laptops with AMD Turion II Dual Core Mobile processor, each for $529.99.   The printer will be a PIXMA Wireless

within a limited area such as home, room, school, computer laboratory, library or office building. Besides, WLAN gives users the ability to move around within local coverage area and yet still be connected to the network. Most modern WLAN’s based on IEEE 802.119 (extended protocols for WLAN), marketed under the name of Wi-Fi. Furthermore, Wireless LAN have become most popular and recommendation in the home due to ease of installation and use. However, WLAN hardware initially cost too much and was only

Through this case study I am going to be investigating the different wireless communications that are available, and also how they could benefit Staffordshire Health Authority. I will look at previous and current wireless standards, their differences and the speeds they can provide. I will also consider the best standards to use when working with a network to support VoIP (Voice over Internet Protocol). Throughout the case study I will talk about the technologies that could work within our network