A comparison of wi-fi and wimax with case studies - Florida State ...
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Mr. Phillip M. Callahan mentioned. He said that sometimes people buy their own devices <strong>and</strong><br />
just plug them in <strong>wi</strong>thout reporting them to the OTC. They can cause interference <strong>and</strong> security<br />
problems. He said it may be cheaper to buy an AP in local store, but this would cause security<br />
vulnerability in the end.<br />
5.1.4. Conclusion<br />
Figure 5-9 FSUWIN Login System<br />
FSU campus is a relatively small area, so it is suitable for Wi-Fi. The network structure is<br />
also designed very well. It is a successful <strong>wi</strong>reless network model. The next step <strong>of</strong> FSUWIN is<br />
to install a central controller, upgrade the network for roaming <strong>and</strong> extend coverage for more<br />
indoor environments. So far, the OTC does not have any plans to upgrade the system to IEEE<br />
802.11n or IEEE 802.16, said Mr. Phillip M. Callahan. FSUWIN does not have many serious<br />
problems. The technical problems can be solved by new technologies <strong>and</strong> the policy issues are<br />
dependent on FSU. Beside these issues, FSUWIN is a stable <strong>and</strong> convenient <strong>wi</strong>reless public<br />
network. In the future, if a small town, a village or other smaller areas want to upgrade its existed<br />
<strong>wi</strong>red network to <strong>wi</strong>reless public network, FSU is a good example to follow.<br />
5.2. WiFly in Taipei<br />
5.2.1. Introduction<br />
WiFly is part <strong>of</strong> the Mobile Taiwan Applications Promotion Project. This project started in<br />
2004 <strong>and</strong> its goal is “to bring out communication industries growth <strong>and</strong> stronger <strong>of</strong> national<br />
competitiveness based on complete broadb<strong>and</strong> network infrastructure.” [74] WiFly is based on<br />
Wi-Fi st<strong>and</strong>ard (IEEE 802.11 a/b/g). The WiFly has <strong>of</strong><strong>fi</strong>cially operated for one <strong>and</strong> a half years<br />
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