WLAN problems can come in a variety of forms. From simple interference from sources which disrupt the signal across the airwaves, to problems with the router, firmware and software, and even access to files. All of these could be eliminated or at least reduced with a good WLAN management system. As efficient and convenient as WLAN networks are, as with any computer systems there may be minor hiccups along the way which need sorting out in order to maintain proficiency. A good network administration role will be important in the office setup, but at home it can be an interesting and rewarding topic to learn up on. The ability to control, tweak and update your network can be an exciting challenge. One of the main WLAN problems which are raised, is that of security. Even though the purpose of the connection is to provide accessibly to a number of workstations from just one Ethernet connection, wireless networks are seen as a lot more prone to attacks than wired LAN connections. With wired LAN connections, any hacker would need some physical contact with the systems, whereas the equivalent wireless connection is floating around the airwaves and able to be detected even