Design and implementation of a wireless network with mechanisms that do not violate security to meet the demand of higher education institutions

Abstract

At the Autonomous University the current wireless network infrastructure is insufficient to meet the growing demand for access, causing failures and intermittencies in the service. Faced with this problem, a thesis proposal has been developed to implement a modern wireless network with high user density, centralized management and improved security schemes. The proposed methodology for the implementation of a high-density wireless network in a higher education institution. In conclusion, the project made it possible to comply with the hypothesis proposed since the implementation of a robust wireless network, with adequate levels of security and profile management, facilitated the ubiquitous access of online academic resources by the student and teaching community of the university. This translates into support for educational quality.