To create a wireless network that will meet your capacity and quality of service (QoS) expectations, you must consider the three "C's" of wireless network design:
- The Context of the wireless network location
- The wireless signal Coverage
- The network's required Capacity (based on the number of users and the types of applications they'll be accessing)
Did you find this white paper useful?
27 out of 50 users found this white paper useful
Related white papers
Reliability for you IP Phone System - Getting the High Availability You Need
With years of experience engineering high availability tinto private networks and the Internet, Cisco Systems has brought its best practices to the world of network telephony. With decades of...
Business Continuity Is Essential: When the Unexpected Happens, You Want to Be Ready and Resilient
For a business today, almost nothing is worse than being hit by a system outage - even for a matter of minutes - and then finding the incident splashed across...
TechNet Webcast: High Availability in Exchange Server 2007 SP1 (Part 1 of 2): CCR Vs. Other High Availability Solutions (Level 300)
Digging out backups every time there is a failure? Paying a lot for hardware replication that promises zero data loss? This webcast will show the advantages of Cluster Continuous Replication...
Best Practices for Making Your NetBackup Environment Highly Available With Storage Foundation and Veritas Cluster Server
Data protection (or backup) is a mission critical application for all organizations. If you're considering, or your organization uses, Veritas NetBackup by Symantec, view this on-demand Webcast to learn from...
Delivering High Availability for Mission-Critical Applications in a Windows Server Environment
As Windows Server moves up into the datacenter, more organizations are running mission-critical applications on Windows - Microsoft Exchange and applications based on Microsoft SQL Server are the most obvious...
TechNet Webcast: 24 Hours of Windows Server 2008 (Part 24 of 24): High Availability With Hyper-V (Level 200)
This webcast examines how to use high availability features with Hyper-V technology in servers running the Windows Server 2008 operating system. This webcast looks at clustering servers with Hyper-V using...
Really Really Fast Failover for SAP With Veritas Cluster File System High Availability From Symantec
SAP is viewed by many as a mission-critical application, with low tolerance for down-time. Organization can benefit from really fast failover by using a robust, datacenter-proven, highly scalable file system....
