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Description Implementation of a wired network is a costly and lengthy process. Although a wired network is scalable, any additions usually will result in added costs. Hubs used to filter users on a network begin to accumulate while server and riser rooms become congested with cabling and racks. This in turn requires additional air conditioning units to be installed so equipment does not over-heat. The design of a building can also prove to be a drawback to a wired network as there are typically many obstacles in the ceiling and risers to work around, such as air ducts and high temperature areas. A wireless network eliminates all of these issues by simply avoiding them while adding many new network features that go hand in hand with an expanding network. By placing several access points (AP's) in strategic locations throughout the working environment, any machine can be connected to the network via a wireless transmission. By simply placing an ethernet adaptor in desktops and PCMCIA cards in laptops, users' machines will be able to communicate with the AP's surrounding the working area, thus maintaining a constant connection to the network.
Features of a wireless network engineered by Sympel:
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