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■V VDSL and entertainment services, 56 features of, 77 and VDSL2, 17 videoconferencing, use of, 54 virtual routing, administration of, 161 VOD (video on demand) over wireless broadband networks, 144 supporting, 57 voice telephony providing, 150 use of, 51–54 VoIP standards, overview of, 172–173 VPLS (virtual private LAN service) versus IPLS (IP-only LAN-like service), 160–161 VPNs (virtual private networks) 802.16 support for, 27 considering in central offices, 137 evolution of, 157–158 and transparent LANs, 51 types of, 158–162 VPWSs (virtual private wire services), significance of, 159 ■W walled-garden service, considering in central offices, 145 wave division multiplexing, relationship to PONs, 74 wave propagation, relevance to NLOS, 113–115 wavelengths, span of, 35, 37 WCS (Wireless Communications Service), location of, 45 web hosting, considering in central offices, 143–144 Web sites First Avenue, 47 IEEE, 3 ■INDEX wi-fi hotspots, use of. See hotspots <strong>WiMax</strong> organization, explanation of, 5 wireless base stations. See also base stations cost of equipment for, 26 versus DSL and cable aggregation nodes, 25–26 setting up, 25–26 wireless bridge connections, overview of, 77 wireless broadband accessibility of, 8 versus cable, 21 capacity of, 21 competitive access technologies for, 13–14 competitive position of, 23 deployment of, 9 development of, 24 examining return on investment for, 99 frequencies for, 35 future of, 50 geographical markets for, 8 and independence from incumbents, 31–32 installation requirements for, 25 integrating with wireline infrastructure, 94–95 local topography and distribution of man-made structure concerns, 30–31 maturity of, 10–11 overview of, 1–2 preliminary planning for, 33–34 and QoS, 22 scalability of, 26 and service delivery, 27–28 setting up, 147 speed of deployment of, 31 strength of, 20 and subscriber density, 28–30 total cost of ownership of, 24–26 209
210 ■INDEX wireless broadband packet networks, achieving QoS in, 165 wireless broadband standards. See standards wireless broadband video networks, resemblance to cable networks, 56 wireless cable model, problems with, 144 wireless local loop, significance of, 45, 138 wireless middleware, using in central offices, 66–67 wireless rings, role in point-to-consecutive point networks, 81 wireless telemetry 802.16 support for, 27 use of, 55 WLAN equipment, deploying with 802.11, 65 WLANs, standards for, 3
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Contents About the Author . . . . .
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