Aruba, a Hewlett-Packard Enterprise Company recently released a new product lineup targeted at the SMB market that is designed to provide enterprise grade wireless at a very attractive and affordable SMB price point. Read on to learn more about this amazing new product!
Have you ever listened to a presentation and spent so much time looking up definitions you missed the most important parts of the discussion? Check out this short blog post for a glossary of cellular terms that will help as the 5G revolution picks up steam.
Following up part one in the series, this post discusses how a Passpoint network authenticates devices and just how Aruba, an HPE company feels about Wi-Fi remaining the best network access method for all of your devices.
The days of overnight maintenance windows are coming to an end. The team at Cisco has been working hard to redefine their WLAN software to provide some key features for helping ease transitions of your network. Read on to see how Cisco has decoupled the WLAN.
The 5G “experts” want you to believe that Wi-Fi is dead and that cellular technology will reign supreme. I think they are sadly mistaken, as do the folks over at Aruba, an HPE company. Check out this post discussing the fallacy of the 5G over Wi-Fi argument.
Have you ever had trouble connecting to a public Wi-Fi network and couldn’t get your work done while on the road? Check out how the team over at Cisco thinks they can solve this problem once and for all.
Let me introduce you to my friend with a new name, but the same great tools we’ve all come to love over the years. Introducing….netAlly.
It’s that time of year again where a few mobility minded network engineers, designers, teachers, and experts are invited out to the always sunny Silicon Valley to spend time collaborating with some of the best companies in the networking world as a part of Mobility Field Day 4. Over the course of three days, August…
I’m sure you’ve heard of dragonblood, but what is it and how does it affect your Wi-Fi network security? Read on for my thoughts on this set of WPA3 vulnerabilities.
With new technologies we always face the chicken and egg problem of having either access points (and no client devices) or client devices (and no access points) that slows adoption. That problem for 802.11ax is ending fast…
Big projects bring many rewards, but also bring many frustrations. Check out a few thoughts on my latest arena WiFi project, as well as a few tips to help you in VHD networks.
Trying to use an Aruba AP in Instant mode for a site survey and can’t figure out how to make it work? Check out this post for the steps needed!
