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Race WIFI - Search access points

A festive event to educate the public on the use of wireless Internet technology will be held near Paris July 3, 2004 from 14 am to 18H.

Node Runner was born in New York in 2003. This urban game sees players compete in groups equipped with a laptop, a camera and a WiFi scanner. To win you must identify the maximum of WIFI hotspots in a limited time.

region and Paris IDF Wireless are associated in organizing this event. A Web site, www.wifiledefrance.com is created for the occasion and can register. Excerpt from

programmme:

... "The headquarters will be located in Wifildefrance local arcades, the regional body the live performance and image located 1, passage Duhesme (Paris - 18 °). This place will host throughout the post- noon, in partnership with Paris Sans Fil, many
demonstrations on how to become familiar with this technique: public entertainment initiation to wireless technologies and workshops. One learns, for example, how to make its access point High Speed wire (hot spot) with the antenna box "Ricoré"

Throughout the afternoon, artists will host the headquarters for
plastic or musical performance: foreign artists will stage the increase in direct teams, performance art troupe of the "PAVU," a concert by David Pearson, a visual artist who works on WiFi ... "The result on

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Paris LAN
http://www.wifiledefrance.com/
http://www.iledefrance.fr/

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Future touchy for 802.11?

Pirates, white-collar clientele not appointment, reports Alarming security holes, wireless operators are paying about to desert the sector. The deployment of hotspots are scaled down and few operators still believe it is possible to exploit the current conditions in the "vein of the wireless Internet."

In contrast, networks of individuals formed an association and free-wifi meet a real chord with young audiences and customary in computer.

What future for WiFi? A close look at this technology could be used to support the development of a new network totally independent operators. Very remote El Dorado, some dreaming ...

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Commissioning Online presentation of OSPF ROUTING PROTOCOL. More efficient than RIP, it is unfortunately still not taught in training centers.

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hotspots hotflops

After a record year of installation of hotspots in 2003 (1300 in France), France ranks third worldwide behind Great Britain and the United States.
analyst Forrester expects 32,000 hotspots in Europe in 2007 (1,000 in 2002), but we are wary of such predictions (see the analysis on business online, WAP, UMTS revolution and so the best).
Only problem, attendance at these hotspots is still declining, the number of subscription or purchase card does not represent what operators expected. In case the prices (around 10 euros per hour, between 20 and 30 euros / day), but also the billing system: cards are only valid for one session and disconnects it loses less full. PB cons these telcos offer cards for use within 24 hours or packages billed per minute coupled with voice subscriptions.
a positive note, free hotspots are always popular and some become free hotspot pay.
Other hotspots:

• lack of electrical outlets on certain places: a PCMCIA wireless card uses a lot in transmission (the life of the battery is divided by two).



• lack of security, often even WEP is not implemented.



• concurence incompatible with the wireless technology: we must know that a station connects to the spot (access point) emitting the strongest, some sites such as airports where operators are located in the same areas, it must force the machine to connect to its operator (if it is implemented).

There are always the same causes the same effects: max profit motive, conceived without excessive consultation between boxes and specialized wireless incumbents (wanting to maintain their supremacy in hotspots and seeing new market share) and all this no regulation of ART. Users fleeing the exorbitant costs and prefer free services.
Source: 01net
source: JDNet