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The document discusses improving wireless network security. It recommends periodically assessing security systems and checking regulations to authorize client access. It analyzes using single password protection that could leak the password. To optimize speed and traffic, it recommends using WPA2 password access and wireless MAC filtering to only allow authorized clients to access the wireless LAN while optimizing internet speed and traffic for users.
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- 1. THE TECHNICAL INFORMATION The Wireless Security Network Improvement
- 2. • Security system Assessment • Periodically Regulation Security checking • Customer security system assessment The Background
- 3. Before The WiFi Security to access network device (only) use the Password Access (WPA2)
- 4. Analysis Effect : the client not authorized accessing the network The system using single protection is possible to “leakage” the password. * The sample list of device connected to WiFi
- 5. Analysis Effect Increasing the internet traffic and decreasing internet speed The system using single protection is possible to “leakage” the password. * The Internet accessing traffic
- 6. The Kaizen The WiFi Security to access network device using : 1. Password Access (WPA2) 2. Wireless MAC filtering
- 7. The Effect 1. Only authorized client can be accessing the Wireless LAN 2. Optimizing the internet speed and internet traffic for client