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What is wireless networks?
Wireless networks enable devices to connect and communicate without physical cables. They use radio waves to transmit data, allowing for mobility and flexibility. Common uses include internet access, connecting devices in homes and offices, and enabling communication in public spaces like airports and cafes.
What other technologies are related to wireless networks?
wireless networks Complementary Technologies
ISE (NAC) Design
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Network Access Control (NAC) enhances wireless network security by controlling access based on user identity and device posture.
wireless router
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A wireless router provides the wireless network access point, essential for wireless connectivity.
Networking hardware
Hardware like access points, antennas, and controllers are necessary to create and maintain wireless networks.
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Which job functions commonly mention wireless networks?
Network Engineer
0.5% of all Network Engineer jobs mention wireless networks
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Network Administrator
0.4% of all Network Administrator jobs mention wireless networks
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IT Support
0.2% of all IT Support jobs mention wireless networks
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Information Technology
0.1% of all Information Technology jobs mention wireless networks
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Engineer
1463 Engineer jobs mention wireless networks
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Which organizations are mentioning wireless networks?
Cisco Systems
Scientific and Technical Services
Oracle
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