FWIW -- our current stats show that for the approximately 20,000 unique
802.11 users we see on any given day, the percentage distribution by
user radio mode is:
57% 802.11g
25% 802.11a
18% 802.11b
We'll see what that looks like in another few years, although I do wish
that 802.11a number was higher .....
-- Jim Gogan
Univ of North Carolina at Chapel Hill
Zeller, Tom S wrote:
I win a Coca-Cola from our wireless engineer if we have turned off 802.11b by
September, 2012.
Tom Zeller
Indiana University
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