Most wireless networking books do not explain how to tackle practical internetworking challenges. This book addresses the gap in the field, providing practicing engineers with a comprehensive problem-solving guide to all existing and emerging wireless technologies with global wired networking potential. Written by John Hopkins University Wireless Network instructors, the book describes how each wireless technology is used, what problems it was designed to solve, how it relates to other technologies, how to solve Internet-related internetworking problems, as well as deployment and standardization trends.