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-[802.11b] is an extension of the [802.11] wireless network standard from 1997. 802.11b was ratified 1999 and is also called [Wi-Fi] or [WLAN]. 802.11b works at 2.4GHz and includes speeds up to 11 Mbit (with fallback to 5.5, 2 and 1 Mbit) using [DSSS]. 
+[802.11b] is an extension of the [802.11] wireless network standard from 1997. 802.11b was ratified 1999 and is also called [Wi-Fi] or [WLAN]. [ 802.11b] works at 2.4GHz and includes speeds up to 11 Mbit (with fallback to 5.5, 2 and 1 Mbit) using [DSSS]. 
  
-If you plan to deploy a wireless network you should read WirelessNetworking , WirelessNetworkSecurityHowto and WirelessNetworkSecurityNotes. And beware of people WarDriving or WarWalking in your area, but they shouldn't pose any big threat if you done your homework properly, atleast start with enabling [WEP] and change the default passwords. 
+If you plan to deploy a wireless network you should read WirelessNetwork , WirelessNetworkSecurityHowto and WirelessNetworkSecurityNotes. And beware of people WarDriving or WarWalking in your area, but they shouldn't pose any big threat if you done your homework properly, atleast start with enabling [WEP] and change the default passwords. 
  
-see also [802.11g]  
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-Read more at:  
-* [ O'reilly | http://www.oreillynet.com/pub/a/wireless/2001/03/02/802.11b_facts.html ]  
-* [ IEEE | http://www.ieee802.org/11/ ]  
-* [ networkcomputing .com | http://www.networkcomputing.com/1115/1115ws2.html ].  
+See also:  
+* [802.11g]  
+* [802.11b Tips, Tricks, and Facts | http://www.oreillynet.com/pub/a/wireless/2001/03/02/802.11b_facts.html]  
+* [IEEE P802.11, The Working Group for Wireless LANs | http://www.ieee802.org/11/]  
+* [Anatomy of IEEE 802 .11b Wireless | http://www.networkcomputing.com/1115/1115ws2.html]