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Introducing Zero-Friction Wireless for Smarter Workplaces

Cisco Wireless

The new Cisco Wi-Fi 7 access points are more than just upgrades. Our high-end 9176 and 9178 models represent a fundamental reimagining of what’s possible in wireless networking.

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CTS 344: Overview of Wi-Fi Access Points

Clear to Send

In this episode of Clear To Send, Franois Vergs and Rowell Dionicio provide an in-depth overview of Wi-Fi access points. They start by discussing the importance of understanding the functionality of your Wi-Fi access points and how they fit within the overall network architecture.

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How could/should WiFi access points advertise their own physical location?

Network Engineering

Positioning systems based on wifi already exist, but they basically require the device to have access to a massive, usually-proprietary database of APs/BSSIDs and their estimated geographical positions. access points to broadcast information on their own geographical location? So how about geographical location?

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Case Study - Wireless Refresh for San Jose Water Company

Akins IT

Upgrade and expand wireless capabilities at San Jose Water Company with refreshed access points, resulting in enhanced connectivity and faster wireless coverage.

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Case Study - Wireless Refresh for Palmdale Water District

Akins IT

Akins IT was able to deploy additional access points throughout the campus while refreshing their older generation wireless solution using Aerohive for Palmdale Water District.

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Heavy Wireless 013: A University Perspective On Operating Wi-Fi And Testing Vendors

Packet Pushers

On today's Heavy Wireless episode, Keith Parsons speaks with UMass Amherst CTO Jim Mileski on the history of Wi-Fi at the school. They discuss initial challenges of rolling out wireless, strategic placements of access points, ensuring a good student experience across a myriad of devices, and more.

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The Network Also Needs to be Observable, Part 2: Network Telemetry Sources

Kentik

Wireless access points and controller. Traditional WAN : WAN access switches, integrated services routers, cloud access routers. SD-WAN : Access gateways, uCPE, vCPE, and composed SD-WAN services including their cloud overlays. Campus : Ethernet switches, layer 2 and 3 switches, hubs and network extenders.

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