| View Larger Image | Deploying License-Free Wireless Wide-Area Networks | Paperbackby Jack Unger (Author)
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| | Binding: | Paperback | | Publisher: | Cisco Press | | Edition: | 1st Edition | | Page Count: | 352 Pages | | Publication Date: | May 15, 2008 | | Sales Rank: | 458,649th |
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Product Description
A real-world guide to designing and implementing license-free wireless WANs. Master "real-world" wireless design and installation principles, avoiding design and installation pitfalls. Save money by avoiding the high recurring monthly costs of leasing traditional broadband links. Learn to evaluate and select wireless networking equipment. Understand how to provide reliable and profitable broadband wireless Internet access service |
CUSTOMER REVIEWS (Average Customer Rating: 5.0 based on 12 reviews)
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Excellent Reference by B. Nicodemus (North Wales, PA United States)  5 Stars
November 18, 2007
This book is excellent. Complete focus on outdoor wireless networks. Primary focus is 802.11-based bridging and outdoor end-user-to-AP connectivity, but information, advice and site survey content is absolutely applicable to WiMax-based networks as well. If you want to learn anything about outdoor wireless bridging site readiness and design, this book is a solid reference. Solid editing job as well with very little fluff. Highly recommended.
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Technical yet understandable by Harley Photo Guy (Friendship, AR United States)  4 Stars
October 28, 2007
Maybe just a tad bit too technical for a neewbie like me. Lots of great info.
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Best WISP guide Available by Antonio S. Mesquita (Brazil) 5 Stars
August 10, 2005
Great Book. The autor balances theory and practice perfectly. I just build a WISP from the scratch. I wouldn't be able to do this as fast and good as I did without the help of Mr. Unger's book.
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Trying to Learn about becoming a Wireless ISP by A. Thomas (NC,USA) 4 Stars
August 05, 2005
This book is a very good reference and starting point to examine the Wireless ISP business. The only problem I have with this book is that it is outdated. I knew that before I bought it. I recommend this book and it is easy to follow along.
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This book is the real thing by Kevin Craig (Phoenix, AZ United States) 5 Stars
March 08, 2004
As an owner of a mid sized WISP, the author has captured the real life problem we experience both from a strategic and field perspective. From antenna alternatives, pros and cons of varying polarization, business issues to consider and multitudes of other factors that must be balanced to support a customer service organization delivering wireless internet services. Thanks! My entire staff was required to read this book cover to cover.
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