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16 September 2008
Foundry releases new range of workgroup switches
By Jim Duffy, Network World
Foundry Networks has launched a new range of switches aimed at small and midsized enterprises, branch offices and distributed enterprise workgroups. The company has also released a number of stackables and stacking upgrades for existing switches. The FastIron Workgro Read more...
- IEEE gets to work on Gigabit WiFi
- 12 Sep 08
- IEEE considers Gigabit Wi-Fi
- 09 Sep 08
- IEEE standardises fast Wi-Fi roaming
- 27 Aug 08
- HP adds to its WLAN clout with Colubris
- 12 Aug 08
- Motorola signs up AirDefense
- 29 Jul 08
- All change ahead for data centres
- 20 Jun 08
- Compression lets attackers tap VoIP calls
- 17 Jun 08
IEEE Blog Entries
31 January 2008
When exactly is 802.11n due?
By Peter Judge. Techworld
A lot of vendors have been bandying around dates in the middle of this year, for the arrival of 802.11n, the fast Wi-Fi standard. They may be being deliberately imprecise. Read more...
- Wi-Fi sweetness at Bluetooth Evolution
- 01 Nov 07
- A fellow traveller on the SAN
- 22 Feb 07
IEEE Insight
01 September 2008
10G Ethernet: can copper cut the mustard?
10GBase-T and other specs for 10G Ethernet over copper cabling are coming, but could this be the generation where fibre connectivity remains dominant? Read more...
- Brocade deal to help drive data-centre transition
- 24 Jul 08
- How important is the 3GPP femto standard?
- 09 Jun 08
- The benefits of 802.11s wireless mesh nets
- 06 Jun 08
- Wanted: Convergence standard for 802.21
- 30 Apr 08
- Low energy Bluetooth breaks cover
- 25 Apr 08
- The LAN is 30
- 08 Feb 08
- Why WiMax needs an FDD option
- 01 Feb 08
IEEE Briefings
20 May 2008
Open source and OLPC could boost wireless mesh
By John Cox, Network World
The finished IEEE standard for wireless mesh networks is still a way off - but open source and the OLPC look like getting it into use quickly Read more...
- A guide to Wi-Fi power-save technologies
- 13 May 08
- Going global with Ethernet
- 09 May 08
- Which laptop extras should you go for?
- 08 Apr 08
- Copper WANs aren't going away
- 13 Mar 08
- Wireless LAN stress test uncovers 802.11 problems
- 11 Mar 08
- How does Cisco's Draft N AP measure up?
- 05 Sep 07
- How will 802.11n wireless LANs affect the corporate net?
- 14 Jun 07
IEEE Interviews
16 April 2008
Whatever happened to ZigBee?
By Peter Judge, Techworld
Low-power sensor networks aren't yet as big as he hoped, but ZigBee Alliance chief Bob Heile says the low-power standard will rock the competition and make the world greener. Read more...
- Ruckus says no to Dual-Band 802.11n
- 27 Sep 07
- Qualcomm's technology trail
- 31 May 07
- Time to welcome Draft N?
- 09 Nov 06
- Voice on Wi-Fi - the architecture question
- 06 Nov 06
- If WLANs are so dull, why's Aruba going public?
- 14 Sep 06
- Wi-Fi Alliance defends draft-n U-turn
- 06 Sep 06
- Quake hits 10Gig Ethernet
- 07 Aug 06
IEEE Whitepapers
10 June 2008
802.11n Access Points and Power over Ethernet: Key Considerations
By Farpoint Group
Farpoint Group Technical Note - The problem with current PoE technology, is that a very limited amount of power is available in compliant implementations. The idea of powering a .11n AP via .3af, however, has been met by a justifiable level of scepticism. We recently jumped at the chance to test a product that claimed to be able to accomplish this feat.
Read more...IEEE Product Reviews
21 December 2007
D-Link DHP-301 Powerline Ethernet starter kit
- List price: 130
- Pros: Simple set-up;
Cheap;
Private and secure by default. - Cons: Can be rather slow Read more...
- Toshiba Dynabook RSS RX1 solid state notebook
- 05 Jun 07
- Belkin N1 Draft-N 2.0 Wi-Fi router
- 19 Mar 07
- D-Link DWS-3024 Wireless Switch and Access Point
- 07 Feb 07
- D-Link DSL-2740B ADSL router
- 22 Jan 07
- Buffalo AirStation Nfiniti
- 02 Oct 06
- D-Link Rangebooster N 650 router
- 18 Jul 06
- Trendnet TEW-611BRP pre-N wireless router
- 02 May 06
IEEE How-Tos
26 June 2007
Hunt down a wireless device that is MAC spoofing
By Andrew Lockhart, Network Chemistry
MAC spoofing is easy to spot - but how do you track the rogue device down? Read more...
- Debating the demise of the wired LAN
- 19 Jan 07
- Avoid security risks of Pre-N Wi-Fi
- 16 Nov 06
- Is WEP ever enough?
- 21 Sep 06
- Open source software takes the storage stage
- 07 Aug 06
- How to assess open source storage software
- 31 Jul 06
- The art of network troubleshooting
- 28 Jul 06
- Make users more productive with dual-mode devices
- 20 Dec 05
IEEE Case Studies
09 May 2008
Microsoft: the world's largest WLAN
By Thomas Wailgum, CIO.com
It started out as optional, now it's essential. The software giant has covered all its offices in Wi-Fi Read more...
- University picks two different wireless LANs
- 17 Dec 07
- Denver Airport offers 802.11n Wi-Fi for free
- 10 Dec 07
- Fast 802.11n Wi-Fi goes to college
- 17 Aug 07
- EPEAT - one of the most solid green ratings
- 13 Jul 07
- Canadian town gets WiMax
- 26 Oct 06
- Networking the volcano
- 10 Jul 06
- Users don't want 802.11i yet
- 06 Apr 05
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