Windows Vista classifies the networks it connects to as either Public, Private or Domain and uses Network Location Awareness to switch between network types. Different network types have …

In this chapter, we ll take a look at some of the new networking technologies in Windows Vista, as well as technologies that have been significantly improved over previous versions of the Windows …

Windows Vista and Windows Server 2008 include many new core networking components and enhanced technologies to improve networking performance, security, reliability, and manageability.

The networking features in Windows Vista have been designed to support high levels of manageability to help reduce the cost of de-ploying wireless networks and network secu-rity policies, as well as to …

The document provides an overview of networking technologies in Windows Vista, including innovations to TCP/IP, improved connectivity, end-to-end security, manageability, and scalability.

Prior versions of Windows typically needed third-party wireless networking software to work properly; this is no longer the case with Windows Vista, as it includes comprehensive wireless networking …

Windows Vista classifies the networks it connects to as either Public, Private or Domain and uses Network Location Awareness to switch between network types. Different network types have …