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WLAN DESIGN and SURVEY Services

WLAN Design is extremely important is gaining the desired operations, security and management of a Wireless LAN.  By their nature Wireless LAN's provide easy access to the resources they are connected to.  WLAN's are being deployed to provide low cost networking, mobility and easy access to network resources. 

Proper design and site survey of the WLAN is probably the most critical step before implementation.

Key Benefits

  • Reduces the overall deployment costs, saving cost of quality, rework and implementation delays
  • Ensures that the WLAN has the proper protection from unauthorized access, coverage and supports the application access requirements while protecting your data
  • Maximizes the investment in resources, equipment and labor

WLAN Design and Survey Components

Application Requirements
A key component WLAN design is understanding the application(s) that will be accessed by the WLAN.  Typical requirements that are uncovered during this process are:
                   
                    Applications to be supported (voice, video, data)
                    Number of application users
                    Bandwidth requirements
                    Busy hours for application access
                    Protocol requirements by application
         
User Requirements
                    Number of Users
                              Client types
                    Network Protocols
                              Roaming requirements
                   
RF Site Survey
                    Document existing equipment and environment
                              User requirements per access point during busy hour
                    Discover and document existing RF sources in the area
                              Discover and document RF coverage map and dead zones

WLAN Design

                    Determine where AP's will be located, power and connection requirements to maximize coverage
                              Determine printing requirements
                    Determine how the network will be managed
                              Determine connectivity to LAN/WAN
                    Determine bridging or workgroup bridging requirements
                              Provide multiple hardware solutions with equipment list and pricing
                    Determine subnet assignments
                              Document naming conventions

Security Requirements and Policy

                    Document high level security policy regarding WLAN access
                              Document existing security solutions in place on LAN/WAN
                    Provide recommendation on Security solution to be implemented for WLAN
                              Provide recommended security equipment list and pricing

 

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