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It s a very conservative approach, but provides the margin necessary to absorb not only peaks in your usage but the inevitable growth of the number of wireless devices you ll be forced to connect over time These throughput figures make it clear why companies with large number of workers are forced to add additional access points to their network If you are setting up a network for a convention, you would want both redundancy and significant capacity for your network If the range of coverage is the issue, then you should consider other means of improving your access point(s) range such as repeaters to keep the complexity of your WLAN to a minimum If you have a particular vendor s product line in mind, you may find that its Web site has a network configuration tool for building wireless networks.

Although this book does not assume you have previous database experience, that doesn t mean it cannot cover some more advanced subjects. The chapters in this part of the book explain some more sophisticated topics that are important but not central to database design. 17, Introduction to SQL, provides an introduction to SQL (Structured Query Language). It explains how to use SQL commands to add, insert, update, and delete data. By using SQL, you can help insulate a program from the idiosyncrasies of the particular database product that it uses to store data. 18, Building Databases with SQL Scripts, explains how to use SQL scripts to build a database. It explains the advantages of this technique, such as the ability to create scripts to initialize a database before performing tests. It also explains some of the restrictions on this method, such as the fact that the user must create and delete tables in speci c orders to satisfy table relationships. 19, Database Maintenance, describes some of the database maintenance issues that are part of any database application. Though performing and restoring backups, compressing tables, rebuilding indexes, and populating data warehouses are strictly not database design tasks, they are essential to any working application. 20, Database Security, explains database security issues. It explains the kinds of security that some database products provide. It also explains some additional techniques that can enhance database security such as using database views to appropriately restrict the users access to data.

Backgrounds are important to the overall feeling of any site, so, with the help of some terrific people, I ve included a variety of backgrounds on this book s CD-ROM. They re all ready for you to use. Each has a Read-Me file that spells out the copyright arrangement for the use of these graphics.

D-Links Configurator (see Figure 9-6) will lead you through an analysis of the number of clients, distance you must connect up to, types of content being transferred, and quality and type of NIC cards, and from that analysis suggest the number and placement of devices necessary to implement that network All of these choices are multiple choice questions, and there are two decision trees, one for Home & Small Offices and the other for Small to Medium Businesses The resulting suggestions are a good starting point for considering what devices you need There is one other reason to add additional access points to your network, and it s an important one If you have more than one access point, you can subnet your network and provide access to the Internet or network services while limiting which parts of the network can be accessed.

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If you re setting up a hotspot that is managed from your company LAN, this is one option to consider Subnetting is beyond the scope of this book, but there are numerous Internet tutorials and books on the subject..

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