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Making IEEE 802.11 Networks Enterprise-Ready

Ayyagari et al., 2001

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16331240617842227796
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Ayyagari A
Fout T
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White Paper. Microsoft Corporation

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The freedom of movement and enhanced features provided by wireless connectivity is stimulating interest in IEEE 802.11 as an enterprise-deployable technology. Before wireless communication can become a widespread reality, however, the industry must first address …
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