Nortel Launches WLAN Portfolio To Boost Wireless Security, Roaming | Internet News

Nortel Launches WLAN Portfolio To Boost Wireless Security, Roaming

Written By
Vikki Lipset
Vikki Lipset
Apr 1, 2003
1 minute read

Nortel Networks has announced a new portfolio of wireless local area network
(WLAN) products for enterprises and carriers that allow end users to have
anytime, anywhere access to applications such as e-mail, voicemail and unified
messaging via a PDA, mobile phone or PC.

Nortel said the new portfolio
will complement existing Nortel wireless and IP solutions. The new products are
expected to be available in the second quarter.

“With the introduction of
this new product portfolio, Nortel Networks will enable the delivery of secure
roaming capabilities that seamlessly span converging public and private
networks, as well as hotspot environments,” said Malcolm Collins, president,
Enterprise Networks, Nortel Networks.

The WLAN portfolio will initially
include four core products: the WLAN Security Switch 2250, which provides
security management services; the WLAN Access Point 2220, which provides the
first level of security to wired Ethernet networks; the WLAN Mobile Voice Client
i2050, which supports wireless IP telephony calls for Pocket PCs; and the WLAN
Mobile Adapter 2201, a Cardbus adapter for mobile computing devices that will
support both 802.11a and 802.11b standards.

Reprinted from ThinkMobile.

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