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Best Practices for a Wireless VoIP Infrastructure

Overview VoIP systems have revolutionized the way enterprises deploy and manage telephony, allowing not just cost savings but providing increased flexibility and productivity in the way business is done. In a similar vein, wireless LANs are delivering unprecedented mobility and flexibility, delivering freedom to access information from anywhere in the enterprise. As with any new technology, challenges will be encountered along the way. However, applying the best practices as described in this paper for the wireless VoIP architecture and components, along with appropriate training and planning will help ensure the success of the deployment.

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Publisher	Meru Networks	File Format	PDF
Date Published	September 2005	Downloads	11
Format	White Papers
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