802.11 Wireless Networks – The Definitive Guide - Softcover

Gast, Matthew S

Softcover

ISBN 10: 0596001835 ISBN 13: 9780596001834

Publisher: O′Reilly, 2002

Synopsis

Designed to help administrators set up and debug an 802.11 wireless network, this comprehensive handbook examines the 802.11 protocol in detail, discusses a variety of Linux networking issues, and explores wide area networking using 802.11. Original. (Advanced)

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About the Author

Matthew Gast was born on the Great Plains of the Midwest, near Chicago. Living on the Great Plains, he could almost see all the way to Iowa, where he later attended Grinnell College. In college, he started two significant long-term relationships. The first is with the fiercely independent Alison Burek, a musician, painter, and Renaissance woman. To the great joy of their two cats, they were married shortly after graduation. The second "relationship" is with Unix, initially one of Matthew's prime methods of procrastination and later the gateway to network literacy. He uses his home network to experiment with new technologies, and scares away intruders by discussing its architecture. Currently, Matthew is interested in routing, security, cryptography, and mobile communications. He now works at Nokia as a travelling technical wizard and is the resident frequent travel reward program expert. In respites between business trips, Matthew lives in the San Francisco Bay Area with Ali, who is trying to make sure he doesn't grow up before his time, an event she hopes to postpone indefinitely.

Edition details

• Publisher: O′Reilly
• Publication date: 2002
• Language: English
• ISBN 10: 0596001835
• ISBN 13: 9780596001834
• Binding: Paperback
• Number of pages: 464