IEEE Communications Magazine · 2002 · 141 citations · 2 references
ComputingElectrical EngineeringInformation TechnologyComputer NetworksMobile ComputingWireless CommunicationsMobile Ad Hoc NetworksMobile NetworkingMobile NetworksMultiple Access TechniquesWireless Communication ProtocolsWireless NetworksHotspot ManagementWireless Local Area NetworksWireless Networking
WiFi, also known as 802.11b, has become the preferred technology for wireless local area networking in both business and home environments. Even though it was designed primarily for private applications, WiFi is also being deployed in public places to create so-called hotspots, where WiFi-capable users can obtain broadband Internet access. This new domain of application could be the major future market opportunity for WiFi, but in order to take advantage of it, several key challenges, both technical and business-related, must be overcome. We outline these challenges and discuss approaches to solutions.
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Comparison of IP micromobility protocols
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Home networking with Universal Plug and Play
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