This post will be the first of a few showcasing several of the great new features that NETSCOUT has given to us via their brand new LinkRunner G2. Building on an already solid foundation, NETSCOUT has recently released the next variation of the LinkRunner rich with new features, all running on Android. Many of the … Continue reading NETSCOUT LinkRunner G2; Part 1, Nuts and Bolts
We had the opportunity while visiting with NETSCOUT at Mobility Field Day 2 to get a sneak peek of the v2.0 firmware for the G2 (yes, firmware; no need to purchase new hardware). Many of us were very excited to see some of the newly added features and it seems as though there is even … Continue reading NETSCOUT AirCheck G2 v2.0
A few weeks ago at Mobility Field Day 2 I was afforded the opportunity to listen to a presentation from the fine people of NETSCOUT (all capitals because that is how Kendall Hershey told me it should be). It was somewhat of a reunion for Brennan, Rob, and myself as we had established a relationship … Continue reading NETSCOUT – Nuthin’ But a G(2) Thang
I recently had the opportunity to listen to a presentation from Mist Systems at Mobility Field Day 2 in San Jose. At first glance/listen Mist might sound like just another controller-less "cloud" wifi solution that touts a shiny dashboard and user analytics. They even toss around trendy new buzzwords such as "AI" and "machine learning." … Continue reading Through the Mist; Predictable, Reliable, and Measurable Wifi from Mist Systems
The excitement for MFD2 has been building for awhile now and I can tell you we are in store for a great couple of days. I have been looking forward to this event since I accepted the invitation to be a delegate a couple of months ago. After coming together for dinner tonight as our … Continue reading Mobility Field Day 2
It has been a couple weeks since I returned from WLPC in Phoenix. It was a great trip down to the southwest which included catching up with some good friends, listening to great presentations, learning a lot, and also presenting on a topic near and dear to my heart. I was able to put a … Continue reading #WLPC 2017 PHX, #SingleChannelAdventures, and Looking Back
The countdown is on. There is less than a week until the Wireless LAN Professionals conference in Phoenix, Arizona. This will be the first WLPC that I attend and I am really looking forward to it. I am in the process right now of completing a presentation for a TEN Talk that I will be … Continue reading Since the Last Time We Talked; WLPC on the Horizon
We all find bugs in software from time to time and most of the time they are fixed in relatively short order.....maybe.... It is always an unsettling feeling when those bugs resurface in later versions of code after being "fixed." We recently received reports from a school that the wifi was "not working." Early on … Continue reading Frozen Fi – The Big TX Freeze
Before you go ripping me, hear me out. I was recently called out to a high school who had put in a trouble incident indicating that they were experiencing slow wireless performance and client disconnections in a particular area of the building. When I arrived I found that there was a high concentration of clients … Continue reading Single Channel Architecture and Virtual Cell and its Effect on Co-Channel Contention
As you may have already read, I broke my promise to write a post every night while at Cisco Live. Some of you may have laughed when you saw that I intended to write every night. I guess we will chalk that up to a first timer mistake. My original plan was to blog … Continue reading Reflecting on @CiscoLive 2016 #CLUS
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