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Book descriptionThis plain English guide to the 802.11b wireless networking standard teaches readers how to use wireless networks at home, work, or in their neighborhood. Included is detailed, practical information on access points, network interface cards, cables and antennas, and wireless software. Readers will learn how to protect their wireless access point from unwanted intruders with encryption, password protection, and virtual private networks (VPNs), as well as how to configure wireless connections for Windows, Macintosh, Linux, Unix, and PDAs.
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Book descriptionThis first-of-its-kind book, from expert authors actively contributing to the evolution of Bluetooth specifications, provides an overview and detailed descriptions of all the security functions and features of this standards latest core release. After categorizing all the security issues involved in ad hoc networking, this hands-on volume shows you how to design a highly secure Bluetooth system and implement security enhancements. The book also helps you fully understand the main security risks involved with introducing Bluetooth-based communications in your organization.
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I was disappointed in the first few chapters. The topics were
important, but the content was quite simplistic, and didn't even
address the level of knowledge that managers would need to have.
Slone's own article on the World Wide Web started to change my
opinion: it was a good, basic backgrounder, although not really
addressing the newest technology.
The individual articles vary greatly in quality and usefulness. None
are really very technical, although the best are technically informed.
The primary audience appears to be technical or telecommunications
management, rather than staff.
Ordering and division of the individual pieces is not very clear. The
two Frame Relay articles are in separate sections. (One is not much
more than yo...
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(Review by Rob Slade)
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