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Fedora 13
Guía de redes
inalámbricas (Wireless)
Redes inalámbricas y móviles, visión general para Fedora Linux

Scott Radvan

Guía de redes inalámbricas (Wireless)

Fedora 13 Guía de redes inalámbricas (Wireless)
Redes inalámbricas y móviles, visión general para Fedora Linux
Edición 1.4
Autor

Scott Radvan

sradvan@redhat.com

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Una visión general de las tecnologías basadas en IEEE 802.11 y otras redes móviles y su
implementación en Fedora Linux

Prefacio
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1. Convenciones del Documento.......................................................................................... v
1.1. Convenciones Tipográficas ................................................................................... v
1.2. Convenciones del documento ............................................................................... vi
1.3. Notas y Advertencias .......................................................................................... vii
2. !Necesitamostu opinión! ................................................................................................ vii
1. Introducción
1.1. ¿Quiénes deberían leer esta guía? ...............................................................................
1.2. ¿Qué es una LAN inalámbrica? ....................................................................................
1.3. Historia de las LANsinalámbricas .................................................................................
1.4. Beneficios de las LANs inalámbricas .............................................................................
1.5. Consideraciones ...........................................................................................................
1.6. Soporte inalámbrico en Linux........................................................................................
1.7. Disclaimer ....................................................................................................................

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2. Estándares
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2.1. Estándares y entidades reguladoras .............................................................................. 5
2.2. Estándares definidos.................................................................................................... 5
3. Hardware y comunicaciones
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3.1. Componentes de una LAN inalámbrica .......................................................................... 7
3.2. Tipos de tarjetas .......................................................................................................... 7
3.3. Tipos de...