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Channel utilization is one metric we use to gauge Wi-Fi performance. Understanding congestion at the access point (AP) level can mean a few different things. A more standards-based term for this is …
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What are the benefits of using Reduced Neighbor Reports (RNRs) in Wi-Fi 6E and how they can help optimize Wi-Fi connectivity? Although Wi-Fi 6E brings a plethora of spectrum for devices to …
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Network operators will find an improvement with Wi-Fi 6/6E in how access points broadcast SSIDs. We won’t be getting away from environments that have several broadcasted SSIDs (ahem.. WeWork). An …
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We all want to work as efficiently as possible. After spending too much time staring at Wireshark pcap files and straining my eyes over frame exchanges, I got tired of looking for that MAC address I …
Share on twitter Share on Twitter Share on linkedin Share on LinkedIn Share on facebook Share on FB Share on email Email Opportunistic Wireless Encryption (OWE) will hopefully start entering the …
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We’re beginning to see vendors come out with their latest and greatest access points touting 802.11ax (Wi-Fi 6) support. At the Cisco JustTheTech event, I was given a Cisco C9115 to try out …
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