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QUESTION POSED ON: 07 January 2007
What is needed to use Voice over WLAN with a 3Com NBX 100?


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Their 3108 voice (wireless phones) would need to be matched to wireless access points that are enabled with QoS type features. The access points would need to be connected into the network for routing these voice calls.




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