Microsoft Windows Vista delivers a more secure and manageable wireless platform. This webcast, illustrates the Windows Vista wireless networking experience for IT pros, and presents important improvements in security, manageability, extensibility, and diagnostics. Windows Vista advances wireless security by natively supporting Wi-Fi Protected Access 2 (WPA2), currently the highest level of standards-based security. With wireless Group Policy and scripting features in Windows Vista, IT professionals can manage clients more effectively. Windows Vista also improves end-user support through wireless diagnostics. This webcast will demonstrate some of these new features.
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