Wireless encryption is essential, but addresses only part of the security problem. Security measures are also needed to permit or deny WLAN access, authenticate stations and users, and determine the destinations and applications that each is authorized to reach.
This webcast describes readily-available alternatives, from MAC ACLs and captive portals to Preshared Secret Keys and 802.1X Port Access Control By understanding the pros/cons and target environments of each alternative, you can choose the best method to control, authenticate and authorize access to your own WLAN.
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