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Preface
What This Book Covers
Wireless Security
Conventions Used in This Book
Comments and Questions
Acknowledgements
Chapter 1. Introduction to Wireless Computing
1.1 Why Go Wireless?
1.2 Connecting Without Wires
1.3 Wireless Hardware
1.4 Bluetooth
1.5 Wireless Software
Chapter 2. Wi-Fi in Your Mac
2.1 About 802.11b and 802.11g
2.2 AirPort Cards
2.3 Installing AirPort Cards
2.4 Third-Party Connection Solutions
2.5 Setting Up Your Mac to Use Wi-Fi
2.6 Extending the Titanium PowerBook's Range
Chapter 3. Making the Wi-Fi Connection
3.1 Setting Up a Wireless Network
3.2 Networking Principles
3.3 AirPort Base Stations
3.4 Using the AirPort Admin Utility
3.5 Roaming Networks
3.6 Internet Sharing (Software Base Stations)
3.7 Computer to Computer Networks
3.8 Third-Party Base Stations
Chapter 4. Wi-Fi on the Road
4.1 Finding a Hotspot
4.2 Ethics and Legalities of Open Networks
Chapter 5. Security
5.1 Secure Wireless Computing
5.2 Virtual Private Networks
5.3 Secure Shell (SSH)
5.4 Firewalls
5.5 Wi-Fi Security
5.6 Are 802.11 Networks Really Secure?
Chapter 6. Bluetooth
6.1 About Bluetooth
6.2 Choosing and Installing a Bluetooth Adapter
6.3 Connecting Cellular Phones
6.4 Connecting a PDA
6.5 Using iSync
6.6 Bluetooth Security
6.7 Troubleshooting Bluetooth
Chapter 7. Cellular Connectivity
7.1 Cellular Networking Price and Performance
7.2 GPRS
7.3 SMS Messaging
7.4 CDMA
7.5 Acceleration
7.6 Tips for Road Warriors
Chapter 8. Rendezvous
8.1 What Is Rendezvous?
8.2 Setting Up Peer-to-Peer Networking
8.3 Using Rendezvous with iChat AV
8.4 Using Rendezvous with Safari
8.5 Using Rendezvous with Camino
8.6 Sharing Files Using Rendezvous
8.7 Remote Login
8.8 Collaborative Editing with SubEthaEdit
8.9 Using Rendezvous with iTunes to Share Music
Appendix A. RF and Infrared
A.1 Radio Frequency (RF)
A.2 Infrared (IR)
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