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Wi-Fi: Resisting Users' Independence
The FCC recently ruled that the University of Texas at Dallas cannot restrict the Wi-Fi activity of students living off campus. But enterprises should create policies to limit rogue Wi-Fi
September 24, 2004
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What does the FCC say about your business? A business has the right to dictate the equipment that can and cannot be deployed. Therefore, in most cases your company can mandate that all wireless access points be implemented through the IT department. This is a good idea, because most independently created Wi-Fi networks aren't securely configured and could provide easy access for outsiders.
Build a strong wireless infrastructure, because good service means that end users will feel less impetus to build their own networks. Rogue networks can create co-channel interference, which reduces performance--and could draw your users to the wrong network.
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