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Keith and David Coleman discuss the benefits and deployment hurdles of standard power 6GHz Wi‑Fi indoors, focusing on automated frequency coordination, indoor geolocation for APs, and low-power indoor fallback strategies.
An AP-on-a-Stick survey uses a real access point on a tripod to validate Wi-Fi design in difficult environments, but success depends less on RF work than on careful off-site preparation, client coordination, equipment selection, AP configuration, measurement planning, and organized file handling.
The creator is building a portable, low-power mini UniFi homelab rack for an NTP demo, combining a Cloud Gateway Fiber, PoE switch, Wi‑Fi access point, and 5G backup internet, all mounted in 3D-printed mini-rack hardware for flexible wired, wireless, and battery/solar-ready use.
Keith reunites with Ferney Muñoz and Tom Hildebrand to answer listener questions and explore practical strategies for designing high-density Wi‑Fi at large-scale events, including DHCP scope management, client isolation tradeoffs, and other deployment realities.
Rowell and François discuss the hardware, software, AI, and automation tools they’ve used in 2026 for daily work, client visits, business operations, Wi-Fi troubleshooting, and surveys, with plans to revisit which tools prove most useful by year’s end.
Ethan Banks and Holly Podbielak explore wireless security basics, roaming standards, and access point analysis to help organizations choose the best AP brand for their Wi-Fi networks.
The Clear to Send podcast revisits the question of optimal SSID numbers, considering modern Wi-Fi standards and client habits, emphasizing the impact of SSID count multiplied by co-channel APs and data rates on network performance.
A passenger on a flight from Las Vegas to Atlanta, following the DEF CON cybersecurity conference, allegedly created a scam Wi-Fi network, leading to the temporary shutdown of the plane's Wi-Fi by Delta's crew, amidst conflicting reports about federal involvement and the exact nature of the incident.
Keith, Ferney Muñoz, and Tom Hildebrand discuss strategies for designing reliable high-density Wi-Fi at large events, focusing on directional antennas, channel reuse, on-site verification, device roaming, troubleshooting, and collaboration.
In this episode, we explore "Would you rather" questions about Wi-Fi, highlighting differing opinions and the importance of understanding the reasons behind them.
When upgrading wireless networks, prioritize 6 GHz access, consider client density, and ensure a seamless user experience with advanced management tools.
Holly and Ethan explain wireless networking basics, including radio frequencies, channel planning, roaming complexities, and offer tips for designing and maintaining home Wi-Fi networks.
The potential of 6 GHz Wi-Fi is significant, but the decision to deploy standard power indoors requires careful consideration of various factors.
Keith Parsons introduces the WLAN Pros Toolbox, a free, multi-functional app featuring calculators, live tools, and Wi-Fi readings, discussing its contents, development, and free availability.
Keith explores the pros and cons of being an employee versus an independent contractor in the Wi-Fi industry, providing insights into financial and professional aspects to help individuals make informed career decisions.
Scott and Wi-Fi engineer Eva Santos discuss modern wireless operations, covering site surveys, Wi-Fi band differences, troubleshooting challenges, and evolving standards like Wi-Fi 6, 7, and 8, along with security protocols.
The upper 6 gigahertz band is being divided differently across regions, with the US allowing full Wi-Fi access, while the EU reserves most for mobile services, and the UK tests a split approach.
The Reolink Argus 3i is a high-resolution, subscription-free smart home security camera with impressive image quality, dual-band Wi-Fi, and a 180° field of view, featuring advanced tracking and customizable alerts.
Mastering Linux, including packet capture workflows and tcpdump, distinguishes exceptional Wi-Fi engineers from others, as discussed by guest Bryan Ward.
The hospital has prioritized providing reliable, high-speed, free Wi-Fi across its campus and remote sites, significantly benefiting patients and families by enabling easy communication and remote monitoring, especially for parents with hospitalized children.
The FCC has broadened the definition of consumer routers to encompass Wi-Fi hotspots, updating their FAQ to reflect this change.
Speedtest Certified is a program by Ookla that verifies Wi-Fi performance at properties and venues, explaining its measurement criteria, assessment process, and benefits for network owners and Wi-Fi professionals.
The video explores the nostalgia of connecting to the internet in 1999 using an iBook G3 and original AirPort base station, highlighting the evolution of WiFi and Apple's role in popularizing it, while also mentioning modern WiFi solutions and a sponsor.
OpenIntent is an open-source initiative by network operators to create a standard schema for deploying network equipment, aiming for seamless Wi-Fi design interoperability, as discussed by developer Jake Snyder.
This review highlights a versatile, cost-effective security camera with unique P sensors for 360-degree coverage, comparing it to competitors like the Nest Flood Light Cam and Tapo, emphasizing its customizable features and superior image quality.
The podcast discusses the pronunciation of Nevada, highlights a WiFi security vulnerability enabling man-in-the-middle attacks, and covers a significant AMD-Meta deal involving stock sales.
Setting up a guest network for neighbors might not provide the level of security you assume, potentially exposing your main network to risks.
Adrian Granados and Keith Parsons discuss new iOS tools for WLAN Pi, enhancing Wi-Fi scanning and analysis capabilities on iPhones and iPads with apps like Wi-Fi Explorer Pi and Airtool Pi.
The rapid evolution of technology demands strategic leadership and careful adoption to maintain industry leadership, emphasizing the importance of talent development and collaboration with key vendors like Cisco to integrate and leverage new technologies effectively.
A WLAN Engineer's day varies between Higher Education and consulting roles, involving flexible schedules, Wi-Fi design, and essential meetings for successful outcomes.
The Tapo C645D camera kit, featuring dual lenses, solar power, advanced AI features, and exceptional image quality, offers innovative surveillance solutions that surpass competitors like Ring and Nest.
Managing Wi-Fi at high-density events requires extensive planning, real-time monitoring, and proactive interference management to ensure reliable connectivity amidst dynamic challenges and high user demands.
Keith and Robert Boardman discuss AI's role in Wi-Fi operations, highlighting its utility in automating tasks and enhancing troubleshooting, while considering the importance of human expertise.
The video provides an in-depth guide on capturing and analyzing Wi-Fi frames using Wireshark, offering essential tips and tools for effective troubleshooting and CWAP certification preparation.
Rowell Dionicio and François Vergès discuss their 2026 resolutions focusing on Wi-Fi consulting, technology advancements, business growth, and personal well-being, while celebrating their podcast's 10-year anniversary.
The article humorously addresses the rapid advancement of Wi-Fi technology, specifically the transition from Wi-Fi 7 to Wi-Fi 8, highlighting the challenges of keeping up with technological progress.
The FCC has introduced a new category of devices that are permitted to operate outdoors and at higher power levels, potentially enhancing their range and effectiveness.
The Clear To Send podcast episode explores spectrum analysis tools, discussing their role in identifying Wi-Fi and non-Wi-Fi interference, the necessity of on-site analysis, and the use of dedicated tools like the Ekahau Sidekick for accurate spectrum visualization and troubleshooting.
In this Clear To Send episode, hosts Rowell Dionicio and François Vergès review 2025's podcast evolution, audience engagement, business growth, and key Wi-Fi industry developments, while setting ambitious goals for 2026.
The Clear to Send episode predicts significant advancements in Wi-Fi by 2026, including 6 GHz adoption, Wi-Fi 7 deployments, AI integration, and market shifts, emphasizing preparation for these changes.
The content provides contact information for Keith Miller, including his LinkedIn, Twitter, and blog, and mentions a sponsor, Meter, with a link to book a demo.
Mark Edwards, who began with humble beginnings, has led Wi-Fi initiatives at major global companies, addressing scaling challenges in large organizations.
In this episode of Wi-Fi Origin Stories, Rasika Nayanajith shares insights from his extensive experience in configuring and troubleshooting Cisco Wi-Fi controllers and his current consulting work.
Jennifer "JJ" Minella discusses with Drew Conry-Murray the hidden misconfigurations and security issues in wireless networks, including peer isolation, segmentation, RADIUS problems, and vendor failures.
Dave demonstrates how he provided free Wi-Fi at a car show using a pocket router and battery pack, while also reviewing the GLET Slate 7 travel router.
Amin SedighFar shares his journey into Wi-Fi technology, showcasing his progress and insights from presenting at WLPC Prague 2025 in the Wi-Fi Origin Stories series.
Apple's in-house Wi-Fi chip offers dependable performance, though it doesn't achieve record-breaking speeds or capabilities.
This episode explores the essentials of starting a wireless home lab, covering cost-effective strategies, necessary applications, and tools for aspiring Wi-Fi engineers.
In the fictitious country of Ritania, a proposal to boost morale involves mandatory pop-ups on websites, highlighting the complexities of location-based internet regulations and the technical methods, like GPS and Wi-Fi signals, used by companies like Amazon and Google to comply with diverse international laws.
In this episode of Wi-Fi Origins, Ali shares his journey into IT, his initial exposure to Wi-Fi, the influence of mentors, and the impact of community and conferences on his growing Wi-Fi expertise.
