NetStumbler.com

The 2006 Webtorials “WLAN State-of-the-Market” report indicates that companies consider Wi-Fi and VPNs as the most important network technologies to have in the next 18 months. Laptops and PDAs, meanwhile, lead the list of basic client products that are necessary to deploy a WLAN. The survey also reveals that WiFi coverage is no longer confined to conference rooms, lobbies, and cafeterias and has extended to individual workplaces: nearly two-thirds of respondents affirmed that their offices and cubicles have WiFi service.
Via [networkworld.com]

Linksys unveiled its new line of networking products for small enterprises. The Wireless-N series includes an access point, a security router with a VPN, and a CardBus adapter for laptops. It uses the 802.11n wireless draft specification, which promises longer ranges and higher throughput. Linksys is selling the Wireless-N access point and laptop adapter for $169 and $129, respectively, and will offer the wireless router, which will be available next month, for $229. The router carries security features like an intrusion-prevention system, client authentication, and stronger encryption to protect confidential company data during transport.
Via [informationweek.com]