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AirCheck, scheduled to ship before July, is designed to detect unauthorized wireless access points and can output test results through the USB port to a desktop computer. It has fewer features than the AirMagnet 802.11 wireless LAN test software but cable tester manufacturer Fluke Networks Corp. claims AirCheck will boot up in three seconds

The Sunnyvale, Calif. wireless LAN equipment manufacturer has devised a way of turning multicast streams into unicast. Although unicast increases network traffic, multicast can cause slow or choppy video

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