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Subha's Wireless Router Configuration Guide

This document provides details of Subha's wireless router project, including the router's IP address, SSID, encryption key, and IP addresses of connected devices. It also summarizes common wireless networking agencies and standards, types of wireless networks, wireless cards, devices, topologies, advantages and disadvantages of wireless networks, and important concepts like frequencies, authentication methods, and encryption standards.

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Subha's Wireless Router Configuration Guide

This document provides details of Subha's wireless router project, including the router's IP address, SSID, encryption key, and IP addresses of connected devices. It also summarizes common wireless networking agencies and standards, types of wireless networks, wireless cards, devices, topologies, advantages and disadvantages of wireless networks, and important concepts like frequencies, authentication methods, and encryption standards.

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Subha's Wireless Router Project Details

Wireless Router IP =[Link] SSID = Subha WEP Key = 9952823321 Switch IP = [Link] Web Server IP = [Link] DNS Server IP = [Link] DHCP Server IP =[Link] Domain Name = [Link] FQDN = [Link] W PC1 IP = [Link] [Link] W PC2 IP = [Link] [Link] W PC3 IP = [Link] [Link] W PC4 IP = [Link] [Link] PC10 IP = PC11 IP = PC12 IP = PC13 IP =

W PC5 IP = [Link] [Link] W PC6 IP = [Link] [Link]

PC14 IP = Server =

Wireless Agencies and Standards

Agency

Purpose

Web Site

Institute of Electrical Creates and maintains [Link] and operational Electronics standards Engineers (IEEE) Federal Communications Commission (FCC) Regulates the use of wireless devices in the U.S. [Link]

European Chartered to produce [Link] Telecommunications common Standards Institute standards in Europe (ETSi) Wi-Fi Alliance Promotes and tests [Link] WLAN interoperability

WLAN Association (WLANA)

Educates and raises [Link] consumer awareness regarding WLANs

Wireless Types
WLAN Wireless LAN WPAN Personal Area N/W WMAN WI-MAX

WWAN GPRS, GSM, CDMA, CDPD etc.

Note: General Packet radio Service, Global Satellite Mobile, Code Division Multiple Access, Cellular Access Digital Packet Data.

Wireless Cards for Client Machines

Wireless PCI NIC Card

Wireless Mini PCI NIC CARD Wireless USB Adapter Card Wireless Dongle Secure Digital Card

Wireless Devices

Wireless Access Point Wireless Bridge Wireless Switch Wireless Router

Wireless Topologies

Ad hoc (No Central Device) Infrastructure Network

Wireless Network Advantage

Cable Saving No Labor Cost Easy Implementation

Disadvantage

Less Security Less Speed (54MBPS, 11MPBS)

Unlicensed Frequencies

802.11 Standards

802.11b: 2.4Ghz, Direct Sequence Speed Spectrum,5Mbps to maximum bandwidth of 11Mbps 802.1g: 2.4Ghz, Orthogonal Frequency Division Multiplex up to 54Mbps 802.11a: 5Ghz, Orthogonal Frequency Division Multiplex ,up to 54Mbps 802.11n: 5Ghz & 2.4Ghz, Orthogonal Frequency Division Multiplex ,up to 200Mbps

Range Comparisons

Wireless Service Set

SSID - Service Set Identifiers IBSS Independent Basic Service Set BSS Basic Service Set ESS Extended Service Set

Wireless Security

All Wi-Fi Certified wireless LAN products are shipped in "open-access" mode, with their security features turned off. SSID, WEP and MAC authentication 802.11i WPA and WPA 2 Note: Always SSID (Service Set Identifiers) should be the same. Frequency should differ from other wireless device. But Channels should be differing from each Access Point. If Frequency increases we can get more Channels. Always Access Point and Wireless NIC Card Will Exchange beacons Packets.

Wireless Authentication Nodes

[Link] Authentication [Link] Key [Link] Wi-Fi Protected Access

Encryption

WEP Wired Equivalent Privacy TKIP It encrypts even Data link layer header

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