Click the Network icon in the notification area and then click Network and Sharing Center. Click the Manage Wireless Networks link in the Tasks list. The Manage Wireless Networks window appears.

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Wireless Local Area Networks (LANs) have been around for years, but how can state and local governments manage wireless networks efficiently and effectively from an enterprise perspective? Assuming ...