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Converting your LAN to a WAN

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Tell us what you think about converting your LAN to a WAN, as featured in this week's Network Security newsletter. Have you looked into lasers as a possible solution? Is this tip useful to you? Please rate this column from 1 to 5, with 5 being the highest.

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by jack2019

this article was fine. I just rate it 4. escuse my poor english.
have a nice week and we are looking forward for more tips like that

by widbyj

We have been using long range wireless gear from Alvarion to connect multiple school buildings for a number of years (they were BreezeCom) with spectacularly good results. Range of up to 15 miles without any special requirements. Security can be an issue if you want it to be. We currently provide LAN services and internet connectivity for over 75 PCs in this manner. Look into it!

by ni70

If your campus is within 2 mile radius and you have Off Premise Extensions (OPX), why not utilize ADSL/SDSL, such as Megabit Modems to piggy back over the OPX? Megabit Modems are made by ADC, www.adc.com. Low cost solution as opposed to running expensive fiber.

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