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What You Need for a 802.11a Wireless Network

What do I Need to Set up a Wireless 802.11a Network?

Depending on the range and number of users, you need one or more of the following:

  • HE102 802.11a Wireless Access Point ­ Performs the bridging function between wireless nodes and standard Ethernet networks. Multiple Access Points can be used to extend the coverage of a wireless network.
  • HA501 802.11a Wireless PC Card ­ Allows notebook PCs to connect to a wireless network. In combination with an Access Point, one can roam throughout the office or building while still having access to corporate email and the Internet.
  • HA311 802.11a Wireless PCI Card (available summer 2002) ­ Enables desktop PCs to connect to a Wireless network.

In combination with the HE102 Access point, one can set up LAN based exclusively on 802.11a Wireless technology, or extend an existing Ethernet LAN to remote PCs where standard cabling would be difficult or expensive.

Doc: N100689.asp Sept. 15, 2004

 
   


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