Jeri Korkki Executive IT Architect Global Solution Manager,Version: 20 May 2005,Education package for: IBM Network Consulting for Wireless LAN,2,IBM Intellectual Capital Notice,This presentation is for IBM internal use only Do not give a copy to IBM Partners This presentation has been prepared for training IBM Global Services practitioners. No copy or part of this presentation shall be given to outside IBM including IBM partners. However parts of this presentation can be given to IBM clients through paid consulting engagements. IBM intellectual capital, the know-how, techniques, methodologies and information learned through consulting and services projects, is of great value to IBM. Intellectual capital is an asset and should be regarded in the same way as any physical asset.,Send any feedback, corrections, comments and suggestions for change to a Notes address: Jeri Korkki/Finland/IBMIBMFI,3,Agenda,IBM Network Consulting for Wireless LAN The offering Wireless LAN Standards Wireless LAN Basics Wireless LAN Requirements Wireless LAN Evolution WLAN Vendor Positioning Wireless LAN Clients Wireless LAN Tools,4,IBM Network Consulting for wireless LAN,IBM Network Consulting for wireless LAN -offering contains following IC: Specification sheet Sales presentation Customer presentation Sales guide How to sell this consulting engagement Sample Statement of Work IBM legal approved sample SOW for customer engagements Data collection worksheet to collect initial input for solution definition workshop Solution Definition Workshop materials “How-to-run” guide for NS practitioners Solution Definition Workshop -foil set Case Study for a school system implementation IBM Technique Papers Security Enhanced Wireless LAN Architecture, Strategy and Policy for the Enterprise 802.1x Authentication Framework LEAP Client (Laptop) Configuration Cisco Access Point Configuration Installing ACS for WLANs Windows Authentication from a Member Server Using Client Security Software Version 5.0 with Tivoli Access Manager 802.1x Implementation with Funk RADIUS servers IBM WECM V5.0 capabilities and its enhanced security applications Education package: IBM Network Consulting for wireless LAN this presentation Education package: Wireless IP Communications These materials can be obtained from the ICM AssetWeb https:/w3-3.ibm.com/services/icm-assetweb/network.nsf/fb255e4d7bdca5b685256452006119f9/9b4a7c8ff47f89b985256dba00668568?OpenDocument,5,Selected Non-IBM White Papers,Below is a list of useful wireless LAN security related White Papers published by different vendors and associations. These White Papers are available free from the Web click the links. Cisco http:/www.cisco.com/en/US/products/hw/wireless/ps430/products_white_paper09186a008009c8b3.shtml Cisco Overview of Structured Wireless-Aware Network Spread Spectrum Radios and RF Safety Wireless LAN Equipment in Medical Settings Addressing the Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act Requirements Wireless Virtual LAN Deployment Guide (AP1200) A Comprehensive Review of 802.11 Wireless LAN Security and the Cisco Wireless Security Suite 802.1x and EAP-Based Authentication across Congested WAN Links Capacity Coverage & Deployment Considerations for IEEE 802.11g EAP-TLS Deployment Guide for Wireless LAN Networks Managing Aironet Access Points and Bridges with CiscoWorks Funk Software Secure Authentication, Access Control, and Data Privacy on Wireless LANs Wi-Fi Alliance WPA2 Media Briefing WPA2 Q&A,6,Agenda,Wireless LAN Radio Access Wireless LAN Standards Wireless LAN Basics Wireless LAN Requirements Wireless LAN Evolution Wireless LAN Vendor Positioning Wireless LAN Clients Wireless LAN Tools,7,Radio Frequency Regulation and Licensing,Radio frequencies are assigned and controlled by national regulators. There are unlicensed frequency bands that are available in most countries of the world. Outside these, to use a particular frequency or frequency band users must apply for a license - and typically pay for the use of the frequency. Radio frequency allocation and use is controlled by national regulators National regulators and administrators interact through ITU (International Telecommunication Union) Use of unlicensed frequency bands such as 2.4 and 5 GHz: In most countries/territories do not require a license however check the local regulations If license is needed it is issued for the user of the system License can be obtained from the regulator. There are national differences concerning the use of unlicensed frequency bands USA allows larger transmission powers than rest of the world Check the national rules with your regulator Wireless equipment have to be type approved by national regulators Regardless whether they are using unlicensed or licensed frequencies IBM can not re-sell equipment without national type and safety approvals How to contact the regulator in your country: To find the national regulator select a cou