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On-demand Webcast: Deploy and Troubleshoot Wi-Fi in the Enterprise

Overview View this webcast to learn how to deploy and troubleshoot Wi-Fi in the enterprise. This webcast will show you how to prepare the wired network, how to install wireless access points, how to troubleshoot RF coverage and secure your network from rogue devices using Fluke Networks' EtherScope Series II Network Assistant. EtherScope combines both 802.11a/b/g wireless and 802.3 wired analysis capabilities in a compact rugged platform - providing the tools you need to facilitate successful deployment and troubleshoot both sides of the access point.

Learn how to:

verify and troubleshoot cabling from switch to AP
verify and troubleshoot POE provisioning from the PSE
verify network connectivity and authentication
measure and troubleshoot RF coverage and RF health
emulate client login and authentication
scan, locate and remove unauthorized devices

Further White Paper Details
Publisher	Fluke Networks
Live Date	8th November 2007 15:51 GMT
Format	Webcast
Topics	Diagnostics and Analysis, High Availability, Wireless Internet, Network Design, Wi-Fi (802.11)

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