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Wireless Networking
Linux Wireless Access Point HOWTO from Simon Anderson includes details on using HostAP mode, NoCat, etc.

D-Link Product Categories
Power over Ethernet. Home Network Storage. Cables. Consumer Products. Wireless Home Networking. Cable/DSL Modems. Cable/DSL Routers. Wireless...

PracticallyNetworked.com
• Routers • Hubs/Switches • Wireless Gateway • Wireless AP • Wireless NIC • Network Storage • Print Servers • Bluetooth

Wireless Networking Q&A
Figure 2: Hardware Access Point. Wireless connected computers using a Hardware Access Point. Figure 3: Software Access Point.

WiFinder - World's Largest Wi-Fi Hotspot Directory
Find Public Access Wi-Fi Hotspots. Location Name Address. City State Zip/Postcode. Country ... Worldwide 13868 Featured Wireless ISP Newest...

Telabria AP-3G wireless access point bridges WiFi, 3G, GPRS -...
Telabria AP-3G wireless access point bridges WiFi, 3G, GPRS. Posted Apr 20, 2005, 12:42 PM ET by Marc Perton Related entries: Wireless...

11Mbps CableFREE II Wireless Access Point
CableFREE II Hub CableFREE II Means 11 Mbps Wireless Broadband Sharing The CableFREE II wireless access point is 802.11b compliant, and connects

Wireless LAN 802.11b Security FAQ
[2.6] War Driving Access Point Maps [2.7] Parasitic Grids [2.7.1] Hotspots [3] What are solutions to minimizing WLAN security risk? [3.1] Wireless...

My Home Network: Wireless 802.11b and a Router/Switch
Wireless Access Point. To make part of your LAN wireless you need what's called a Wireless Access Point.

Wi-FiHotSpotList.com, a directory of public hot spots for finding...
...a directory of WiFi Hotspots where the public can search and find 802.11 access points to use with wireless WLAN cards...