In wireless LANs, broadband services such as video streaming and IP-TV services are becoming pivotal use cases.
Fig. 1 Managed wireless LAN topology former by several basic service sets (BSS) controlled by a centralized entity (the controller).
In this scenario, the deployment of innovative wireless data networks, the integration with the Internet and the interworking between different wireless technologies, typically 2.5/3G cellular and Wireless LAN (WLAN), will be challenging objectives for competitive service providers.
Currently, a ten-person office should expect to pay $5,000 to $6,000 for a wireless LAN, not including the price of installation and service.
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To use the service, a laptop or PDA that has Wireless LAN capabilities, conforming to 802.11b or 802.11g standards, is needed.
Wireless LANs should be particularly attractive to growing businesses, says David Dye, business manager for Ericsson wireless LAN products.
However, it is becoming easier to access Internet via wireless LAN, i.e., 802.11 network, due to the widespread deployment of access points (APs) by many Internet service providers (ISPs).
Most organizations did not initially plan a wireless LAN.
The wireless LAN was becoming mainstream by the early 2000s.
