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VIII Wireless Networking
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Though not a physical “cable”
technology per se, wireless networking is sometimes used as a replacement
for physical network cabling, so we’ll discuss it as part of our
survey of LAN cable options. Wireless networking typically transmits
data through RF (radio frequency) signals, though sometimes IR
(infrared) technology is used for data transfer.
The two major emerging wireless
standards today are the 802.11x family and Bluetooth.
The 802.11x technologies are more likely to be seen in typical IT settings
today than is Bluetooth, since Bluetooth is currently more oriented
to general consumer device communication than IT networking. Aggressive
MS support coming shortly.
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