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A place to discuss the growing importance of wireless networking wi-fi syatems. we take a close look on how is india faring on the same scene.

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Topic of the week : TETRA and P25: An Open Discussion Go to Topic

TETRA, which is evolving as one of the dominating standards for Public...

DOT is going to announce 3G spectrum will indian operater's get it or not

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How can we get better Quality of Service in Wireless Networks

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I Want To Know about the Basics Of Mobile Communication Network

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	Referred by chintan dattani, B.Tech/B.E. student, VVP Engg College \| 1 year ago
	From things like what happens when I dial a number etc....

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How can we get better Quality of Service in Wireless Networks

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	Referred by Rathnakar Acharya, Teachng, Training and Research, Alliance Business Academy \| Topic: TETRA and P25: An Open Discussion \| 2 years ago

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Is WiBro is a seperate or new technology....? whether Wi-Max and Wibro are same.....? Is now WiBro in practice....???

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	Answered by Bhushan Patil, Project Lead, Birlasoft Limited \| Topic: Advanced wireless technologies \| 2 years ago
	The cumbersome and time-consuming negotiations and tests for the WiMAX technology could possibly be the alternative technique to an unexpected WiBro give up. That at least is speculation from the market researcher ABI Research indicates. During the...

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What is differance between WIFI and WIMAX?

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	Answered by Venkata Ratnam, Software Developer, Ac \| 2 years ago
	WiMAX is like a typical Telecom network where there is core network and network elements. Handovers , billing are involved. Typical Wi-FI is for short distance siganlling. and also in WiMax 801.16X where X stands d,e,f which inturn defined Fixed...

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Mobile Number Portability in Indian Telecom Industry

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	Answered by Bhushan Patil, Project Lead, Birlasoft Limited \| Topic: VoIP network integration \| 3 years ago
	Hi Shiv, The DoT has divided the country into two geographic zones for number portability implementation, each of which will be handled by a different MNP provider. Each zone is further broken down into eleven service areas that represent cities...

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how to rectify the ipconflicts

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	Answered by Joseph Abraham, PM, Infosys \| Topic: How to secure network \| 3 years ago
	Every IP must be unique, your machine has the same IP as another on the network. If the Addresses are assigned with DHCP simply click on start/run, type cmd now type ipconfig /release, then ipconfig /renew If the IP address is set manually go to...

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security solutions

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	Referred by Saurabh Suman, Project Lead, i2 Technologies \| 3 years ago
	i am looking to see if it could be possible to build a contraption that could help in combating hostage taking in my state. we have been tryin several means using gps devices buried inside the ransom money. the methodology is that the ransom...

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will u pl let me know about the wirelss epabx

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	Referred by Sunita Singh, HR Manager, Cranes Software \| 3 years ago
	will u pl let me know about the wirelss epabx

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What are the protocols for wireless/sired security other than TLS, TTLS, PAP, CHAP, MSCHAP, PEAP, PSK, AKA, SIM?

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	Referred by Ankush Jain, Software Developer, HCL Technologies \| 3 years ago

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ZigBEE vs Bluetooth

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	Answered by Ted Green, CEO/MD/Director, Total Access Networks, Inc. \| 3 years ago
	they are competing protocols, but you forgot the largest rivalry- mobile mesh .

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Topics in Wireless Professionals

Is Telecom Industry Recession Proof? Go to Topic

Recession : Tips for Telecom Service Providers


	0 Customer service
	0 Optimize the network

Is Telecom Industry In Recession ?

Yes, it's in recession

No, it's not in recession

Reverse Brain drain to India Go to Topic

Is high Salaries the reason for Reverse Brain Drain to India?

Yes

How should India tap reverse brain drain?


	5 Route to entrepreneurship
	2 Create an apt atmosphere for our scientists
	2 reverse brain drain in its true sense

Network Secutiry Wired and Wireless Combined - Security and QOS ? Go to Topic

what is more important to your network ?

QOS - Quality of Serivce

Firewall - Security

How to secure WiFi network.


	9 Secure your wireless router
	6 Secure your Wi-Fi Network
	4 create or configure wireless profile for users who require access to witeless n/w

Network Management Go to Topic

IPV6 - Are we Ready?

Most companies are now up to IPV6. But the question is, do we need to acquire these days despite of economical crisis? According from source, IPV4 is becoming much aware that most networks might be congested specially on security management by the year 2011. Other reference that might help is on this link http://www.cu.ipv6tf.org/literatura/chap12.pdf .

Top 10 things to know about network administration

The OSI model: Memorize it. It's almost a cliché, but understanding it is critical. TCP/IP concepts: Learn to think in binary and get a firm grasp on bitmasks, subnetting, gateways (like the "default gateway") and how addresses are constructed (the network portion, the host portion, etc). Stacks: Read about how the network stack is implemented on hosts. Get a good feel for what each component (the NIC, firmware, device drivers, the OS, etc) is responsible for. Once you understand this, troubles

How to secure network Go to Topic

10 Tips for Wireless Home Network Security

It is a wonderful feeling to have s great home wireless network but it is extremely important to ensure the security aspect of it too. In fact that is the most crucial part. Let me run through quickly few of the home network security tips... Change Default Administrator Passwords (and Usernames) Its always better to change the user name and password set default by the administrator.At the core of most Wi-Fi home networks is an access point or router. Password and user name are provided to se

Eye on Video: Network security for cameras

With the widespread use of IP networks for data, video and voice by government, financial institutions and corporate enterprises, today's users are demanding better technology for transferring information securely. Over the last decade, a tremendous amount of R D money has been spent to strengthen security to keep highly sensitive information safe in transit Creating secure communication means not only addressing security issues within a network, but between different networks and clients. Effec

Wireless communications Go to Topic

Future Applications for Bluetooth Wireless Technology

From satellite communications to cell phones, to keyless entry in cars, wireless is rapidly becoming the most profound technology of our age. However, unlike other prominent new developments such as plasma-screen televisions and iPODs, wireless is a background technology. It is a basic fabric for how electronic devices work together and, by freeing us from cables and wires, it is changing the way we use these devices. Try to imagine for a moment the television-viewing experience without that ub

10 things you should do to protect your network against wireless devices

Plenty of articles and books are available that explain how to create a secure wireless network. But there isn’t a lot of information available on how to secure your network from wireless devices. Let's look at 10 things you can do to protect your key corporate network assets from both managed and unmanaged wireless devices. 1. Place anonymous access WAPs on perimeter networks An anonymous access WAP (wireless access point) is one that users can connect to without requiring user or computer au

A place to discuss the growing importance of wireless networking wi-fi syatems. we take a close look on how is india faring on the same scene.

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