Wireless LANs are sprouting up in corporations large and small. While companies understand the possible benefits from these systems, IT departments often struggle with one vexing issue: where to place WiFi access points. Firms like AirMagnet, AirWave, Aruba Wireless, AutoCell Laboratories, Cisco, Cognio, Trapeze Networks, Wavelink, and Wireless Valley Communications are trying to make it easier for companies to deal with potential pitfalls, such as dead spots or insufficient bandwidth. These vendors’ products are designed to help address the unique challenges found with wireless LANs.
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Vendors Striving To Automate WLAN Deployment Planning
Posted by: Paul Korzeniowski May 26, 2005 05:00 AMWireless LANs are sprouting up in corporations large and small. While companies understand the possible benefits from these systems, IT departments often struggle with one vexing issue: where to place WiFi access points. Firms like AirMagnet, AirWave, Aruba Wireless, AutoCell Laboratories, Cisco, Cognio, Trapeze Networks, Wavelink, and Wireless Valley Communications are trying to make it easier for companies to deal with potential pitfalls, such as dead spots or insufficient bandwidth. These vendors’ products are designed to help address the unique challenges found with wireless LANs.