Conversations NEW! Getting 802.11n Ready for Voice and other Real-time Applications "11n Friday" for May 15, 2009 Panelists Luc Roy, Vice President of Wireless Strategy, Enterasys–Siemens Mark Cowtan, Director of Marketing, Trapeze Networks Approx. 30 Min; 6.9 MB; Listen or download1 Real-time applications require predictable throughput and low latency. Panelists discuss how to tune the RF environment for voice, location, video and other real-time applications. Discuss this conversation Access the "Webtorials Feedback" section Managing Your Airspace for Optimal Performance "11n Friday" for May 8, 2009 Panelists Chris Kozup, Senior Manager for Mobility Solutions, Cisco Bruce Miller, Vice President of Product Marketing, Xirrus Kevin Goulet, Senior Director of Marketing, Motorola Approx. 38 Min; 4.4 MB; Listen or download1 802.11n has the bandwidth potential to support the gamut of enterprise multimedia applications. But given that the RF medium is shared, not switched, and inherently prone to interference, how do you control your airspace to ensure consistent, high-quality performance? Panelists discuss how to apply RF management tools and Wi-Fi QoS mechanisms and also recommend configurations and settings to help you get the most out of 802.11n. Discuss this conversation Access the "Webtorials Feedback" section Creating a Highly Available 802.11n Environment "11n Friday" for May 1, 2009 Panelists Mark Cowtan, Director of Marketing, Trapeze Networks Kevin Goulet, Senior Director of Marketing, Motorola Approx. 33 Min; 3.8 MB; Listen or download1 With 802.11n’s high throughput, Wi-Fi has become a candidate for replacing wired Ethernet in the local-area access network. This makes it even more important that Wi-Fi networks support very high availability. What has the industry done to ensure Ethernet-like availability in 802.11n Wi-Fi systems? Panelists also make some HA configuration recommendations. Discuss this conversation Access the "Webtorials Feedback" section How Important Are Wi-Fi Architectures? "11n Friday" for April 24, 2009 Panelists Luc Roy, Vice President of Wireless Strategy, Enterasys–Siemens Geoff Smith, Vice President of Product Management, Proxim Wireless Bruce Miller, Vice President of Product Marketing, Xirrus Approx. 35 Min; 4 MB; Listen or download1 How important are different vendors’ 802.11n architectures? What functions should be centralized, and which are best distributed out to Wi-Fi APs? This session takes a look at what design elements are truly relevant to the enterprise and why. Discuss this conversation Access the "Webtorials Feedback" section 802.11n Migration Best Practices "11n Friday" for April 17,  2009 Panelists Chris Kozup, Senior Manager for Mobility Solutions, Cisco Geoff Smith, Vice President of Product Management, Proxim Wireless Approx. 35 Min; 4 MB; Listen or download1 Why and when should you introduce 802.11n into your wireless environment? Panelists shed some light on these questions and also offer tips for how to plan an optimal AP layout in networks that mix new 802.11n with older 802.11a, b and g devices. Discuss this conversation Access the "Webtorials Feedback" section
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