An enterprise wireless local area network infrastructure typically consists of two products. First, the access point anchors radio connections via the IEEE 802.11 wireless LAN standards to clients, such as notebooks, VoIP phones or PDAs. Second, connected via Ethernet cable to the access point is a controller, which combines the functions of a standard LAN switch with an array of services to handle the networking challenges created when the client... Continued
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