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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.
Ekahau is shifting to a role-based SaaS licensing model starting September 1, 2026, offering separate tools for predictive design, surveying, troubleshooting, and full-suite use so organizations can match software access to specific wireless workflow needs while keeping existing perpetual licenses and connect subscriptions available.
The discussion highlights how AI agents are reshaping workplace workflows and raising new security and infrastructure demands, with leaders from networking, critical infrastructure, and wireless deployment sharing how they support hybrid work, protect essential services, and adapt to rapid technological change.
When upgrading wireless networks, prioritize 6 GHz access, consider client density, and ensure a seamless user experience with advanced management tools.
Cisco's advanced network infrastructure ensures real-time, secure connectivity across the US Women's Open golf course, enabling seamless broadcasting, scoring, and operations.
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.
Cisco's webinar discusses the increasing demand and complexity of wireless networks, emphasizing the need for scalable, flexible architectural solutions to accommodate diverse devices and simplify IT operations through AI.
From Marconi's early 1930s wireless telegraph experiments to today's 200 Mbps satellite internet, telecommunications have evolved remarkably over 130 years.
Cisco has announced the CCNA 200-301 v2.0 exam, modernizing the certification to include hybrid networks, wireless, virtualization, security, and automation.
The author reflects on Apple's HomePod mini, intrigued by its ability to form a stereo pair without wires, while expressing frustration over its setup limitations and non-replaceable cable.
In a sponsored episode by Cisco, Keith discusses with Mark Rodrigue and Dan Davis how Room & Board's small networking team efficiently manages over 700 access points using Meraki Cloud Management.
Digi International offers wireless-adjacent technologies, such as XBee modules, relevant to WLAN engineers, as discussed by Bob Blumenscheid.
The Cisco Campus Gateway offers scalable, secure, and easy-to-manage cloud-managed wireless solutions for large campuses, supporting up to 5000 access points and 50,000 clients, while ensuring seamless connectivity and robust security features.
Cisco Wireless Assurance transforms wireless networks from reactive to proactive systems using AI and predictive operations to enhance connection quality, automate RF tuning, and improve device visibility and troubleshooting.
Keith and Jussi Kiviniemi introduce the Hamina Clip, a portable wireless survey device that facilitates surveys and heat map creation without needing a floor plan.
The Cisco Catalyst I1 9165 E is a robust, purpose-built wireless client designed for dynamic environments, ensuring ultra-reliable connectivity for critical operations in challenging settings like factories, mines, ports, and railways.
The latest Network Break episode covers an emergency Cisco ISE patch, Arista's new product announcements including wireless deployment capabilities, and other significant tech news updates.
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.
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.
The Cognitive Campus Blueprint addresses the transformation in enterprise networking, emphasizing the importance of network reliability amidst the shift to wireless offices, AI/ML, and IoT, while highlighting the unsustainability of siloed operations.
This episode explores the essentials of starting a wireless home lab, covering cost-effective strategies, necessary applications, and tools for aspiring Wi-Fi engineers.
Phil Sosaya, a wireless and network architect, shares his approach to designing wireless-first offices globally, emphasizing the practicality of Wi-Fi over Ethernet and his disregard for site survey software.
Cisco Business Wireless CBW access points use LED lights to indicate bootup progress and assist troubleshooting, with various colors representing different stages from power connection to network readiness and client connection.
The increasing automation in industrial settings necessitates dependable wireless solutions like Cisco's Ultra-Reliable Wireless Backhaul to ensure uninterrupted connectivity and safety for mobile assets.
The Cisco Wireless 9172H access point, designed for hotels and multi-dwelling units, offers fast, secure, and easy-to-install Wi-Fi 7 connectivity with features like tri-band support, extra radios for interference protection, and IoT device integration.
In this Cisco Tech Talk episode, the focus is on configuring Cisco Business Wireless CBW150 access points, emphasizing channel selection and interference management to optimize network performance.
Wireless channels, like lanes on a highway, facilitate smooth data transmission by reducing interference and enhancing connectivity, with Cisco Business Wireless Access Points offering strategic channel selection in 2.4 and 5 GHz bands for optimal network performance.
Celona is revolutionizing enterprise cellular by offering a comprehensive Private 5G solution that addresses modern wireless demands, enhances coverage, and integrates cloud services to improve workforce efficiency and customer experience.
Cisco's latest wireless portfolio unifies their product line, introduces Wi-Fi 7 access points with advanced features, and offers new solutions like the Campus Gateway, though some innovations may be late to retain customers.
AI and machine learning are transforming wireless network design and site surveys, with companies like Hamina Wireless developing AI tools to enhance these processes.
The podcast discusses the controversies and challenges of conducting validation surveys for wireless infrastructure, focusing on data integrity and performance prediction comparisons.
The podcast discusses strategies and insights from Darrell DeRosia on designing and maintaining a fast, reliable wireless network for the 18,000-seat FedEx Forum, home to the Memphis Grizzlies.
Mist AI enhances Juniper's AI-Native Networking Platform by simplifying network operations and optimizing user experiences through AI and automation integration.
Tom Costello discusses deploying an IPv6-only wireless network for 18,000 attendees at the SC conference, sharing technical insights and challenges.
OFDMA in 802.11ax enables simultaneous data transmission to multiple devices by dividing a single channel into sub-carriers, reducing network congestion.
The necessity for this feature is rare, but its application in unique situations is fascinating.
Tiago Rodrigues, CEO of the Wireless Broadband Alliance, discusses the organization's role in the wireless industry and the progress and implementation of OpenRoaming technology.
Keith Parsons interviews Brian Tuttle about MetaGeek's history, focusing on their innovative wireless tools like WiSpy, inSSIDer, and Chanalyzer, and their mission to enhance wireless network visualization.
David Coleman, Director of Wireless at Extreme Networks, participated in an AMA event discussing his Wi-Fi career, personal interests, and future Wi-Fi trends.
Heavy Wireless discusses addressing power mismatches between wireless clients and access points, covering measurement techniques, regulatory impacts, and misconceptions about increasing access point output for better coverage.
Balancing new fatherhood with technology, the author shares excitement over Sonos' innovative wireless surround sound system, highlighting its groundbreaking acoustic architecture and ease of setup.
Recovery mode traditionally necessitated using a cable and a connection to a Mac or PC for operation.
Aisha Sika from Cisco explains configuring WPA3 WLANs on C9800 controllers, highlighting WPA2 and WPA3 differences and setup steps.
