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Table of Contents 1.0 Introduction.............................................................................................................................................................3 1.1 Customer Information Table............................................................................................................................................ 3 2.0 Review of HP Capabilities......................................................................................................
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HP Wireless LAN Assessment Report 1.0 Introduction Thank you for purchasing the HP Wireless LAN Assessment. This report contains the results of the assessment conducted by HP at on . It contains the information necessary to determine the technical feasibility of a Wireless LAN in your environment including the compatibility of the Wireless LAN with your existing network infrastructure. The report content also prepa
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HP Wireless LAN Assessment Report 2.0 Review of HP Capabilities Overview HP, in conjunction with qualified partners, is proud to provide a unique set of Wireless LAN consulting and implementation services to the SMB marketplace. HP is engaging with servicing partners who have demonstrated proficiency in the delivery of HP- branded services and who employ certified Wireless LAN design professionals. This combination of vendor developed services methodology and local service profession
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HP Wireless LAN Assessment Report • Hardware pre-installation planning – Includes a review via phone of implementation activities to be performed and determination of a corresponding project schedule. • Access point deployment - Involves physically installing and connecting access point(s), configuring the Wired Equivalent Privacy (WEP) encryption or static WPA (WiFi Protected Access) key, configuring the SSID on each access point as appropriate, and configuring channel and power sett
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HP Wireless LAN Assessment Report 3.0 Situation Overview and Analysis Overview has purchased a Wireless Site Survey to determine the location, frequency, and type of wLAN access point to use at . The open conference room design and the sheetrock and stud construction work together to pass the RF to cover the areas with wLAN signals. This limits the number of access points that can be installed without using same channel interference. The 802.11b/g standard
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HP Wireless LAN Assessment Report 3121 3123 3 125 Bir Ai k dral e Air C Prla ossic 3110 3109 3126 L o31 270 unge 13 Elit31 e F 15eel CourTo 31s1ue6r Air Contr3132 ol Room T W - 3 Diagram 1 - First Floor AP Placement The following table shows the Access Points, and the selected frequencies and power settings for an 802.11b/g implementation. AP Actual Power Name B/G Channel # Frequency setting Tx01 1 2412 1 mW Tx02 2 2437 1 mW Tx03 3 2462 1 mW Tx04 1 2412 1 mW Tx05 2 2437 1 mW Tx
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HP Wireless LAN Assessment Report The following drawings show the predicted coverage for each floor. The Circles indicate the antennas are omni directional. The color indicates the 802.11 B/G channel number. Red is 1, Blue is 6, and Green is 11. The shapes around the antennas predict the coverage area for that specific access point. Circles or shapes without a transmitter name in the center, are wireless coverage from access points on a different floor. These are shown to help assign
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HP Wireless LAN Assessment Report need to be segmented using a router. Preliminary user broadcasts will need to occur, in order to understand whether or not this may be necessary. This network may also greatly benefit from a proxy server, which can also be provided by . Since the users will likely be using the network to visit similar locations during a conference, at the same time, this proxy server will serve up (present in a more timely manner), those cached pages and grea
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HP Wireless LAN Assessment Report Diagram 3 – POE connection options “> End of Chapter HP Internal Use Only Page 10
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HP Wireless LAN Assessment Report 4.0 Additional Services HP can also install the access points and provide other services in the Complex. Here is a short summary of these services and budgetary prices for the services: Indoor AP configuration & installation: WLAN Services Description of Service Quote product number Contact any of our worldwide sales offices or an HP Authorized UC209E HP Startup wLAN 1 Access Reseller, or visit our Web site for at: www.hp.com/go/carepack Point
