A look at the iLabs Network World Fusion, 05/13/02 Watch it now: RealPlayer versions: Broadband (100K bit/sec) Dial-up (56K bit/sec) Windows Media Player versions: Broadband (100K bit/sec) Dial-up (56K bit/sec) A highlight of every NetWorld+Interop show is the InteropNet Labs, where products are tested to see if they can interoperate under a common standard. At the recent N+I Las Vegas, Network World Multimedia Editor Jason Meserve sat down with iLabs lead engineer Erik Cummings and wireless LAN security lead engineer Karen O'Donoghue to discuss the latest testing results. More information on iLabs Advertisement: Related links N+I Las Vegas 2002: Video Notebook Take a unique look at this year's show. Network World Fusion, 05/13/02. Wireless security, MPLS and iSCSI on tap at iLabs In this exclusive package of stories, Joel Snyder reports on the first public interoperability testing of the 802.1x wireless security standard and on the world's largest MPLS interoperability test. In addition, Kenneth Percy reports on the coming-out party for a new category of products - storage devices based on iSCSI, the new standard that enables storage over IP. Network World, 05/06/02. Basic primer on 802.1x standard ILabs whitepaper What are your EAP authentication options ILabs whitepaper. 802.1x deployment guide ILabs whitepaper. What's wrong with WEP? ILabs whitepaper. Basic primer on 802.11 standard ILabs whitepaper. Wireless resources ILabs whitepaper. 802.1x framework diagram ILabs PowerPoint slide. iLabs is not your one shot deal The iLabs humble history. Read about the iLabs infrastructure Want to be an iLabs team member? iLabs educational opportunities at Networld+Interop Contact Multimedia Editor Jason Meserve Other recent articles by Meserve Breaking N+I Las Vegas 2002 news No results were found for your search. Your query is too restrictive. You might want to try: las vegas 2002 Apply for your free subscription to Network World. Click here. Request a reprint or permission to use this article. To top Send this article to a colleague Please select a type of format for the email you want to send: TEXT HTML Recipient's name: Recipient's e-mail: Your name: Your e-mail: Comments: Feedback Tell us your thoughts on this article or the issues raised in it. We'll cc: the author and editors on all comments. Comments: Name: E-mail address: Can we post your comments in an online forum on the topic? Yes No What did you think of this article? Very useful Somewhat useful Not at all useful Would you want to see: More articles on this topic Fewer articles on this topic Thank you! When you click Submit, you'll be taken back to this article.

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