There are below others wireless routers technical terms you should know:
Wireless Access Point
The performance of your network will depend on signal strength of the wireless access point. Before you position it, find out the exact location from where it will give the maximum network range.
DSL Modem
Digital Subscriber Line modems are faster than regular modems and [...]

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Local area networks are integral to the operation of many businesses today. Network engineers and network technicians have taken on the vital role of keeping these business-critical networks up and running. This extended networking site provides these frontline network troubleshooters with practical advice on how to maintain LANs and solve common problems in my articles [...]

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Creating a secure enterprise WLAN can sometimes feel like assembling a complex jigsaw puzzle in the dark. When it comes to security, wireless APs and adapters inter-lock in ways that are obvious. But relationships and dependencies between other WLAN pieces can be perplexing, even elusive. This article discusses what security capabilities can you expect from [...]

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Forewarned is forearmed
When preparing to deploy a new WLAN or undertake a major upgrade, security should be baked into your design. The survey and modeling tools used to plan your WLAN can play a significant role in creating a secure solution.
Portable discovery tools (stumblers) and site survey programs from vendors like AirMagnet and Berkeley Varitronics [...]

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Building a solid foundation
802.11 security capabilities built into APs and adapters have a clear impact on over-the-air data protection. For most enterprises, that means choosing equipment that supports WPA2-Enterprise (AES encryption, 802.1X port access control, RADIUS authentication). But WLAN security doesn’t stop there.
Examine distribution of security functionality between your WLAN controller and APs. For example, [...]

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Keeping your eye on the ball
After deployment, WLANs require maintenance and monitoring. Here, your network and system management tools can play an important role in security. For example, controllers can push AP firmware to quickly apply security patches, while AD Group Policy Objects can ensure that WLAN connections comply with security policy.
For security monitoring, some [...]

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Fighting fires:
When incidents occur, WLAN protocol analyzers and RF spectrum analyzers can be used to investigate and respond. Although most analyzers are portable, running on laptops or PDAs, some WIPS can temporarily turn a sensor or AP into a remote analyzer. This is done by connecting to a sensor or AP from a WIPS console, [...]

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Fiber optic cables are exposed to electrical, mechanical, chemical and environmental elements, so proper installation is critical for the long-term stability and survival of fiber cables.
Cable installation must also meet the NEC(National Electric Code) and local building codes. NEC indicates that fiber optic cables can be placed in the same raceway, cable tray or enclosure [...]

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The past decade has seen the tremendous success of fiber optic communication technologies. This article explains the many benefits of fiber optic systems.
The use of fiber optic systems is expanding at a amazing rate. Only in the past 10 years, fiber optic communications systems have replaced almost all coaxial and twisted pair cables especially in [...]

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Find detailed instruction on how to install outdoor fiber optic cables in underground ducts. Prepare to learn the types of duct and inner duct chosen, the benefits and the detailed instruction.
Duct/Inner duct materials and colors:
Fiber ducts are usually made from HDPE (high-density polyethylene), PVC or other compound. They are usually in black or gray.

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