Meryl's Notes Blog
Things wordy, geeky, and webbyWEP, WAP, IPSEC
Tuesday, July 5th, 2005 at 6:32 AM | 1 commentA reader asks about WEP, WAP, and IPSEC. Anyone an expert on these topics? I would appreciate it if you or someone you know can help the reader whose question is below. Contact me, if you have recommendations for people to interview on the topic.
“We’ve yet to see global standardization for wireless access and throughput (802.11a/b/g/n) and encryption (WEP - Wired Equivalent Privacy, WAP — Wireless Application Protocol and IPSec VPN — IP security virtual private networks, for example). Because of the lack of standards, we’re struggling to stay up to date without spending hours of training or a fortune on figuring out what to use.
“What the heck are these things, and how do the average Tom, Dick, Harriet and Jane configure the system to send secure data with minimal spending and training time?” [ Answer the challenge ]
Subscribe:
RSS or 
E-mail
Search and archives
-
Categories
Geeky: Tech 'n gadgets
Good Leftovers: Business, marketing, and all
Other stops
Recommended
Sponsors
Webby: Web design 'n Internet
Wordy: Writing, editing 'n publishing
- A Writer’s Words, an Editor’s Eye
- About Freelance Writing
- All Freelance Writing
- Be the Story
- Blood-Red Pencil
- Bob Bly
- Book Marketing Bestsellers
- C. Hope Clark
- CatalystBlogger
- Confident Writing
- Copyblogger
- Copywriting That Sells High Tech
- Crime Fiction Dossier
- Daily Writing Tips
- Diary of a Wordsmith
- Evil Editor
- Freelance Parent
- Freelance Writing
- Freelance Writing Jobs
- Get Paid to Write Online
- Grow Your Writing Business
- How Not to Write
- I’d Rather Be Writing
- Inkwell Editorial
- Jane in Progress
- Jenna Glatzer
- Joe Wikert
- Joel Falconer
- John August
- Macabre Ink
- Mad Young Thing
- Men with Pens
- Michael Stelzner
- Newbie’s Guide to Publishing
- Paul Conley
- Peter Shankman
- PoeWar
- PR Studies
- Problogger
- Publishing Careers
- Quiet Rebel Writer
- Quips and Tips for Freelance Writers
- Remarkable Communication
- Robust Writing
- Rogue Ink
- StoneWriter
- Storytellers Unplugged
- The Book Sistah
- The Copywriter Underground
- The Copywriting Maven
- The Renegade Writer
- The Struggling Writer
- The Web-Savvy Writer
- The Well-Fed Writer
- The Writing Journey
- The Writing Life
- Tumblemoose
- Urban Muse
- Web Writing Info
- Word Sell Blog
- Words for Hire
- Words on the Water
- WOW! Women on Writing
- Write from Home
- Write to Done
- Write Well Me
- Writer Beware
- Writer Dad
- Writer Mama
- Writer’s Digest Writing Blogs
- Writer’s Helper
- Writer’s Notes
- Writing on the Web
- Written Road
All Content © Copyright 2009 Meryl.net. This work is licensed under a Creative Commons License.
Privacy Policy | Thanks to Blue Flavor | Valid XHTML and CSS
1 comment
Hi…well, I’m certainly not an expert, but I’m not convinced wireless networking is viable or cost-effective yet from personal experience. Our new wireless laptops seem to be great/fast at reading internet pages, transferring smaller files, but heavy networking is slow.
I have put out some feelers with my technical contacts to see if I can find a guru to help us both! Cya.
Post a comment (or leave a trackback)