Monday, October 13, 2003
Microsoft claims free download will improve wi-fi access
Microsoft claims free download will improve wi-fi access: "Microsoft claims free download will improve wi-fi access
Next year
By INQUIRER staff: Monday 13 October 2003, 10:09
SOFTWARE MONSTER Microsoft said it will provide a free download for Windows XP users in Q1 of next year which will make it easier to connect to wireless hot spots.
The wireless upgrade, called 'provisioning services', will let the people who provide wi-fi services send information and configuration details to a notebook or PDA when it connects to the Interweb or to a corporate network.
Microsoft claims this will allow networks to auto-recognise people when they log on to wi-fi networks, setting up the session and auto-billing the user."
Yikes! If you don't know how to secure your Wi-Fi setup, better start studying NOW!
Next year
By INQUIRER staff: Monday 13 October 2003, 10:09
SOFTWARE MONSTER Microsoft said it will provide a free download for Windows XP users in Q1 of next year which will make it easier to connect to wireless hot spots.
The wireless upgrade, called 'provisioning services', will let the people who provide wi-fi services send information and configuration details to a notebook or PDA when it connects to the Interweb or to a corporate network.
Microsoft claims this will allow networks to auto-recognise people when they log on to wi-fi networks, setting up the session and auto-billing the user."
Yikes! If you don't know how to secure your Wi-Fi setup, better start studying NOW!
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