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Dissecting
DefCon’s Operation Center
First-Ever Behind-the-Scenes Look
Wired
blogger Dave Bullock gives his readers a first-ever glimpse inside
DefCon’s Network Operations Center. Notorious for being the
most hostile network in the world, the show’s temporary network
is designed and operated by a group of tech savvy volunteers known
as “Goons”. Get a behind-the-scenes look at how they victoriously
defended the network against a relentless stream of hackers.
Wired
Insecurity
Issues
Will Wireless Help the Homeland Protect America’s Borders?
Wi-Fi
has played an important role in making video surveillance, access
control, and physical security easier to install and maintain. Relative
to wired alternatives, Wi-Fi offers a lower cost solution that is
significantly faster to deploy. Read about the many ways that Wi-Fi
is helping to protect America’s borders.
Wi-Fi
Planet
Cell-Reliance
Addressing Employee Dependence on Cell Phones
Personal
mobile phones have become an integral part of work-related communications.
Advancements in cell phone technology make them ideal communication
tools, and potential spigots through which confidential information
can leak, purposefully or inadvertently.
Computer
Weekly
American
History and American Idol?
Scaling to Meet the Demands of College Kids
From
streaming their favorite TV show to watching lectures online, college
kids want access to multi-media information. The growing use of
laptops is straining unprepared wireless networks. Read how university
network administrators are addressing the demands of web thirsty
college students.
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Advances
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October 21, 2008 |
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Aruba and our Authorized Training Center (ATC) partners offer a comprehensive training schedule of classes at numerous locations throughout
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Webinar:
An Analyst’s Perspective on 802.11n
Industry
analyst Craig Mathias answers some of the most pressing
questions about 802.11n. Is 802.11n ready for enterprise
deployments? What does it take to rollout an 802.1nn
WLAN?
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Aruba
Launches Adaptive Radio Management (ARM) 2.0
Aruba's
new ARM 2.0 software uses infrastructure-based controls to
enable Wi-Fi networks to run faster, more reliably, and with
greater resiliency. Read how this upgrade maximizes the performance
of clients.
Campus
Technology
Aruba
Receives FCC Approval for DFS and SDR
The
Federal Communications Commission (FCC) has approved the use
of Software Define Radio (SDR) and Dynamic Frequency Selection
(DFS) technology in Aruba’s 802.11n access points. Read
how this approval will allow Aruba’s customers to more
easily update devices and increase available bandwidth.
TMC
Net
Fairfax
County Public Schools Manages 8,500 AP Network with AirWave
Fairfax
County Public Schools uses the AirWave Wireless Management
Suite to operate its network of 8,500 Cisco wireless access
points – and recently began implementing Aruba infrastructure
because network administrators preferred Aruba's 802.11n solution.
Read about NetworkWorld's review of the AirWave 6.0
software.
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