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HP StorageWorks 1000 - Modular Smart Array Network Manual

DID YOU KNOW...

31 million users worldwide

will be accessing public

wireless networks by 2007.

DID YOU KNOW...

In some environments, the use

of wireless devices may be

restricted. Restrictions may

apply aboard airplanes, in

hospitals, near explosives, and

in hazardous locations. If you

are uncertain of the policy that

applies to the use of a wireless

device, please ask for

authorization to use it before

you turn it on.

What Is?

firewall—Security measures that protect the

resources of a local network from intruders.

home or small-office network—Two or more devices

(wired and wireless) connected to share files,

programs, printers, and so on.

hotspot—A commercial or public area that offers

wireless Internet access for free or at an hourly or

daily rate. A traveler with a wireless-enabled

computer can connect to the Internet at these

locations. In some locales, hotspots are known as

coolspots.

Go wireless in public

Now you're ready to go outside and experience the freedom and flexibility

of your new wireless world.

Airports

Hotels

Away from your home or office, you can access wireless services from public places known as hotspots

or coolspots (depending on locale). Hotspots include airports, restaurants, coffee shops, hotels, and

universities, with new locations being added daily. Check with each location for cost and connection

requirements.

Looking for hotspots? Contact your ISP or search the Web for a list of hotspots near you. Web sites that

list hotspots include Cisco Hotspot Locator, Hotspotlist, Geektools, and Global Access Wireless

Database.

ISP (Internet Service Provider)—A company that

provides access to the Internet.

IP (Internet Protocol) address—The address used to

identify a computer or device on a network.

MAC (Media Access Control) address—A unique,

12-digit identifier assigned by the manufacturer to a

network device.

Restaurants

Coffee Shops

PPPoE (Point-to-Point Protocol over Ethernet)—A type

of broadband connection that provides

authentication in addition to data transport.

SSID (Services Set Identifier)—The name you give

your network. A unique network identifier used by

the wireless devices in the WLAN. This name shows

up when your computer displays available networks.

Some manufacturers use the term ESSID (Extended

Services Set Identifier).

Libraries

Universities