Showing posts with label WiFi. Show all posts
Showing posts with label WiFi. Show all posts

Tuesday, 30 April 2013

WIRED Magazine Business Conference Utilizes Spot On Networks Wi-Fi to Enhance Mobile Device Coverage

New Haven, CT (PRWEB) May 08, 2012

Spot On Networks (http://www.spotonnetworks.com), the largest provider of Managed Wi-Fi Networks to the multifamily housing industry and a leading provider of Wi-Fi networks to the hospitality and commercial industries, announced today that it would be installing a Spot On UserSafe Temporary Cell Booster Network to support mobile device usage at the WIRED Magazine Business Conference: Disruptive By Design In Partnership with MDC Partners.

The WIRED Magazine Conference is a one-day symposium featuring C-level executives and thought-leaders featuring groundbreaking discussions on disruptive business practices, ideas and innovations. The WIRED Conference will be attended by more than 400 executives and will be held at the Museum of Jewish Heritage in New York City.

Smartphones and tablets are an essential part of staying connected to the office, however a poor indoor cell phone signal can make this a challenge, said Michael Cummiskey of Wi-Ex. With Spot On Networks help, we provided the attendees of the WIRED Business Conference with the ability to stay on top of emails, phone calls and texts, as well as Tweet the latest conference news all while still enjoying the conference.

According to William Howard, Vice President of Project Management for Spot On Networks, the Museum of Jewish Heritage, is a cellular dead zone due to the buildings exterior construction primarily the lead tinted windows. In order to ensure that the executives attending the WIRED conference had secure and complete data, voice and Internet support on their mobile devices such as iPads and iPhones, it was necessary for us to deploy an enhanced network within the three-story building using Wi-Ex zBoost cellular signal boosters.

About Wi-Ex

Wi-Ex (http://www.wi-ex.com), a leading provider of cell phone signal boosters, developed zBoost, the first consumer-priced signal booster that extended cell zones for the small office/home office cell phone market. Wi-Ex has expanded their extending cell zone coverage beyond consumers to corporate enterprises and large commercial applications. From M2M applications to large commercial complexes to the rising number of teleworkers, the zBoost line provides a business-centric solution for improving poor in-door cell phone coverage domestically and internationally. The zBoost product line works with most carriers in the US and abroad including AT&T, Sprint, Vodaphone, Verizon and T-Mobile. The award-winning zBoost home and office solutions help today’s connected consumers including iPhone, iPad, Android (DROID), BlackBerry, and smartphone users with dropped calls and slow data. They were awarded a 2007 and 2010 Consumer Electronics Association Innovations Honoree by the Consumer Electronics Association (CEA) and a 2011 EXC!TE honoree. They also were selected as a finalist for the 2007 and 2009 CTIA Emerging Technologies (E-Tech) Award. As the leader, zBoost has more awards, more sales and more locations than all their competitors combined. Wi-Ex continues to develop innovative products to meet the demands of an increasingly wireless society by enhancing wireless signals.

About Spot On Networks

Spot On Networks (http://www.spotonnetworks.com) is a Wireless Internet Service Provider that provides managed Wi-Fi to the multifamily, hospitality and commercial industries, while providing a Wi-Fi backbone that supports energy management, building automation and security monitoring.

Spot On Wi-Fi networks provide various industries with property-wide Wi-Fi access that is reliable and secured by Spot On UserSafe technology. Spot On UserSafetechnology ensures that Wi-Fi users are guarded against hacking and identity theft while surfing the web, emailing, shopping, banking and using the Internet.

Since 2004, SON has grown to become the largest provider of managed Wi-Fi to the multifamily housing industry covering over 100,000 residential and hospitality units, nationwide, in more than 400 properties. Spot On Wi-Fi networks are fully managed, monitored and maintained with 24/7 customer support and guarded by Spot On UserSafe technology. Managed Wi-Fi networks can be provisioned for both community-wide or common-area only Wi-Fi access. Spot On only deploys UserSafe carrier-grade and CALEA compliant networks. Spot On GuestWiFi hospitality networks are compliant with all standards of major hospitality chains.








WIRED Magazine Business Conference Utilizes Spot On Networks Wi-Fi to Enhance Mobile Device Coverage

Sunday, 31 March 2013

MedixSafe Introduces New Industrial Strength WI-FI - The Ultimate Mobile Narcotics Security Solution


Memphis, TN (PRWEB) June 30, 2012

MedixSafe, narcotics cabinet manufacturer announces the introduction of industrial strength WI-FI. MedixSafe already leads the narcotics security market with multi-credential requirements for their narcotics cabinets. This new feature is highly configurable and supports the widest range of security protocols making integration a snap, including; WPA, WP2, WPA2 Enterprise, and the widest range of certificate management support.

Reliability: Designed to meet the demands of the industrial, automotive, and medical markets, MedixSafes wireless device has the widest operating temperature range and highest level of component reliability available.

Warranty: WI-FI comes with 3-year parts, labor, and shipping advanced replacement warranty and a 5 year limited WI-FI warranty.

This new Wi-Fi feature promotes the power and efficiency of remote network administration not only enforcing authorized access, but also tracing access for unprecedented accountability. Any PC-based computer, with internet access, can be equipped to remotely manage and monitor any number of mobile units.

MedixSafe makes high tech narcotics security cabinets used by ambulances and emergency vehicles. The Medixsafe M1 Narcotics Cabinet set a new standard for narcotics security when they introduced the ambulance trades first dual access security solution incorporating both proximity card readers and PIN pads. The M2 Narcotics Cabinet incorporates both fingerprint scanners and PIN pads, allowing for the highest degree of individual accountability and automated recordkeeping assuring compliance with new, stricter regulations.

The MedixSafe Research and Development department continuously works on new designs that exceed the latest strict regulations for medical narcotics security. Earlier this year MedixSafe introduced the C2 ClinixSafe, a larger unit for clinics and small pharmacies. All MedixSafe narcotic cabinets are made of heavy gauge steel construction with a durable powder coat finish.

For more information contact MedixSafe toll free at 855-MEDIXSAFE or visit http://www.medixsafe.com








MedixSafe Introduces New Industrial Strength WI-FI - The Ultimate Mobile Narcotics Security Solution

Saturday, 23 February 2013

Network Thermostat"s UP32-WIFI Wi-Fi Thermostat wins the WFX 2012 New Product Facility Award at WFX Expo in Atlanta, GA


Grapevine, Texas (PRWEB) September 19, 2012

NetworkThermostat, a leading communications-based thermostat manufacturer since 1995, is the recipient of the WFX 2012 New Product Facility Award for its new UP32-WIFI wireless IP thermostat. This new programmable communicating thermostat (PCT) is a Wi-FI thermostat that includes a built-in web server, allowing simple connection from any PC, Mac, smart phone or tablet. The intuitive interface and powerful web engine puts the right amount of control at the right location. The web server automatically detects the type of device (PC, Mac, tablet or mobile phone) making the connection and delivers the right user experience with either the full webpages (PC, Mac or iPad), or mobile pages for small browser platforms such as an iPhone or Android phone. This commercial grade thermostat includes the exclusive Net/X Advanced Remote Sensor Bus, allowing up to eleven (11) remote sensors to be attached for monitoring of up to 6 different sensor types.

“Its gotta be simple” is the driving force behind the development, bringing together software, hardware and human engineering to create a 802.11-based product that allows for the perfect blend of aesthetics and technology.

While traditional programmable thermostats place a burden on the user to program every schedule from the front panel of the thermostat, this Internet thermostat allows point and click control from just about any browser on any device from anywhere theres a Wi-Fi or Internet connection. The UP32-WIFI is an automatic changeover 3-Heat / 2-Cool thermostat with programmability from just a single schedule to seven days per week with up to four events per day. Schedule programming is performed over the Wi-Fi connection, where it should be done, not from the front panel of the thermostat. Thermostat hieroglyphics and the energy wasteful hold button are a thing of the past. Its a powerful new product with the perfect combination of simple front-panel operation and sophisticated control from the browser, said Jerry Drew, NetworkThermostats President. In addition, creating an extended hold (vacation) can be quickly done from the thermostat front panel or from the Wi-Fi connection. With the UP32-WIFI, the user simply enters the day and time to return to normal schedules, allowing energy savings when away and energy efficiency when not.

Because this is an IP thermostat, secure Wi-Fi connection and control can occur from anywhere inside the home or business, and connection from the Internet if youre not at the thermostats location. In addition, controlling multiple UP32-WIFI thermostats is as easy as controlling one. Users have multiple options of using the free Internet-based Net/X Remote Device login tool, free Net/X Device Explorer tool for on-site LANs (both tools will list all of the users thermostats), the free Enterprise-Class Net/X Command Center software for drag-and-drop scheduling of multiple thermostats.

The UP32-WIFI has universal equipment control for conventional gas/electric, heat pump (including dual fuel), electric, and hydronic heat systems. The new thermostat engages both residential and commercial features, including Smart Schedule Recovery which allows intelligent temperature recovery, Efficient Equipment Restart which efficiently staggers scheduled start times to eliminate multiple units starting at once, adjustable override time and min/max setpoints, fan recirculation, vacation scheduling, keypad lockout, and many more powerful features.

While the UP32-WIFI is a great solution for simple residential or second-home installations, the thermostat also supports a long list of auxiliary inputs and sensors, making it ideal for commercial use. Its like having a miniature building automation system in a thermostat. Each UP32-WIFI supports ONE (1) OCCUPANCY SENSOR, TWO (2) DIGITAL INPUTS for condensate switch, dirty filter or other fault conditions, and the most advanced remote sensor bus on the market. The advanced remote sensor bus supports a total of ELEVEN (11) SENSORS with up to six (6) indoor remote sensors, an outdoor sensor, a humidity/temperature sensor, plus configurable auxiliary temperature sensors that allows up to three (3) separate monitoring and alerting points on every thermostat all on a simple 3-wire bus. The auxiliary temperature sensors can be used for a long list of measuring, monitoring and alerting including items such as supply air, return air, walk-in freezers, refrigerated display cases, computer rooms, wine rooms/cellars, cooling and heating water loops, pool/spa water temperatures and others.

The UP32-WIFI platform has the most powerful email and text message alerting available on a thermostat. Up to 4 email and text message destinations can be used for reminders and alerting of a myriad of conditions for both customer and service personnel. With the embedded secure email server, configuration for alerts are as simple as entering the email addresses and phone numbers. Then simply point-and-click the particular alert conditions and destinations. Alerts can be sent to the end user, service contractor, or both. Critical alerts can be repeated, if desired, until the alert condition has been corrected and the alert reset. There are a total of sixteen (16) different alert conditions available for use. The alerts include filter change reminders and a powerful Inefficient Equipment Run alert, allowing the contractor to know when equipment is not operating properly and to provide proactive service for his customer.

NetworkThermostat also teamed up with the most powerful weather service, Weatherbug


Network Thermostat"s UP32-WIFI Wi-Fi Thermostat wins the WFX 2012 New Product Facility Award at WFX Expo in Atlanta, GA

Monday, 14 January 2013

With the latest innovations and introductions to technology, people are increasingly benefitting and want to get the most out of them. In fact, a Wi-Fi network has been the latest demand for every laptop and smart phone user. The ultimate benefit we get from the Wi-Fi network is that we can get the fastest browsing and usage of internet applications. But this advantage involves some kinds of risks which affect the cyber security of your computer or online world. Today’s Wi-Fi networking products are sometimes unable to help the user get relief from online hacking and virus attacks. With wireless network security services you can save your time and get an effective solution for the safety of your computer and can make more efficient use of internet applications. Internet security is the basic necessity of any server and helps in detecting unauthenticated elements that try to penetrate your accounts, emails or online world. Important tips essential for every Wi-Fi user wanting to improve network security on a wireless connection are mentioned below: Change the default administrator username and password Every home Wi-Fi network has an access point or router which controls the setting. Manufacturers provide some web pages that allow the owners to enter into the user’s network, address and account information. These web tools can be protected by the login screen to allow only the rightful owner to work with it. By changing its settings, you can easily prohibit hackers from misusing your control panel to extract information. Get WPA/WEP encryption Encryption is a technology that scrambles the messages sent over wireless networks and makes them temporarily unreadable. Pick the strongest form of encryption that is compatible with your wireless network. Since all Wi-Fi devices on your network must share identical encryption, you need to find the “lowest common denominator” setting. Avoid auto connect to open Wi-Fi networks When you connect to an open Wi-Fi network, your computer is exposed to security risks. Although most computers have an available setting that allows these connections to be processed automatically without bothering the user, the user should disable this setting to prevent unauthorized connection to his network. Use firewalls for every computer and router The latest network routers have built-in firewall capabilities with the option of disabling them. These firewalls are very essential for wireless network security since the firewalls installed can provide you with regular alerts and notifications in case of any unidentified software heading your way. It also scans incoming and outgoing emails to check for viruses, spam and hacking attempts. Therefore, for extra protection, consider installing and running personal firewall software on each computer connected to the router. By following these important tips, you can prevent your computer and router from being hijacked by hackers. With the benefits of the best network security tools, you can prevent unauthorized persons from getting into your Wi-Fi traffic. Search online to find the best network security tool for the ultimate wireless network security.   Internet security is of great concern in this era of electronic theft. Firewall is an amazing feature and is capable of protecting the network from any unauthorized connection. Dynamic intrusion detection system gives a better solution to safeguard your computer network. By using high quality firewall security or network security software you can get guaranteed security against illicit threats and get guaranteed safety against any illicit security threat. Related Phone And Data Network Installation Articles How to Protect Your Personal Data on A Wi-Fi Network

With the latest innovations and introductions to technology, people are increasingly benefitting and want to get the most out of them. In fact, a Wi-Fi network has been the latest demand for every laptop and smart phone user. The ultimate benefit we get from the Wi-Fi network is that we can get the fastest browsing and usage of internet applications. But this advantage involves some kinds of risks which affect the cyber security of your computer or online world.

Today’s Wi-Fi networking products are sometimes unable to help the user get relief from online hacking and virus attacks. With wireless network security services you can save your time and get an effective solution for the safety of your computer and can make more efficient use of internet applications.

Internet security is the basic necessity of any server and helps in detecting unauthenticated elements that try to penetrate your accounts, emails or online world. Important tips essential for every Wi-Fi user wanting to improve network security on a wireless connection are mentioned below:

Change the default administrator username and password

Every home Wi-Fi network has an access point or router which controls the setting. Manufacturers provide some web pages that allow the owners to enter into the user’s network, address and account information. These web tools can be protected by the login screen to allow only the rightful owner to work with it. By changing its settings, you can easily prohibit hackers from misusing your control panel to extract information.

Get WPA/WEP encryption

Encryption is a technology that scrambles the messages sent over wireless networks and makes them temporarily unreadable.

Pick the strongest form of encryption that is compatible with your wireless network. Since all Wi-Fi devices on your network must share identical encryption, you need to find the “lowest common denominator” setting.

Avoid auto connect to open Wi-Fi networks

When you connect to an open Wi-Fi network, your computer is exposed to security risks. Although most computers have an available setting that allows these connections to be processed automatically without bothering the user, the user should disable this setting to prevent unauthorized connection to his network.

Use firewalls for every computer and router

The latest network routers have built-in firewall capabilities with the option of disabling them. These firewalls are very essential for wireless network security since the firewalls installed can provide you with regular alerts and notifications in case of any unidentified software heading your way. It also scans incoming and outgoing emails to check for viruses, spam and hacking attempts. Therefore, for extra protection, consider installing and running personal firewall software on each computer connected to the router.

By following these important tips, you can prevent your computer and router from being hijacked by hackers. With the benefits of the best network security tools, you can prevent unauthorized persons from getting into your Wi-Fi traffic. Search online to find the best network security tool for the ultimate wireless network security.
 

Internet security is of great concern in this era of electronic theft. Firewall is an amazing feature and is capable of protecting the network from any unauthorized connection. Dynamic intrusion detection system gives a better solution to safeguard your computer network. By using high quality firewall security or network security software you can get guaranteed security against illicit threats and get guaranteed safety against any illicit security threat.

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How to Protect Your Personal Data on A Wi-Fi Network