Considering your Clients

Your wireless network is only as good as the clients that use it. Learn how to design with your clients in mind…

Weathering a Deauth Storm with Wireshark

Learn how to identify deauth containment methods using Wireshark filters and basic wireless tools.

That Pesky 2.4GHz Radio

2.4GHz and 5.0GHz radios behave very differently, yet they are often strapped into the same hardware. Learn some tricks on how to help them coexist.

Wireless Assessments

Interested in getting a good snapshot of the health of your wireless network? Start here…

Content in the Works

Excuses, excuses…

Taking a look at VMtracer with Arista

I’ve had the privilege of spending some time with the Arista product this week. For those of you who don’t follow HPE obsessively, some backstory – in the past, HPE led with the Comware product line in the datacenter, which was part of their 3COM acquisition. Comware was solid product and many of our clients […]

Atmosphere 2017

No podcast/blogpost this week, as I’m out living it up in Nashville with some of the best and brightest minds in the wireless networking industry! They’ve revealed a lot of exciting new features in just the first day, ranging from the ambitious machine learning based security on the internal network to the practical new wired tunneling […]

VXLAN – One Tunnel to Rule Them All

I often feel like half my job is just keeping up with the new advancements and offerings that constantly churn through my inbox. I think the blogosphere likes to call it… “Disruption.” Some trends don’t make it much further than the marketing department’s brainstorming session, but some actually stick and begin to be widely accepted […]

General Blogspam

Sorry it’s been so quiet over here lately. I’ve been engaged in several new projects that are taking up the majority of my time. I don’t have anything to share with you today that I’VE created… but I have something better! Something that OTHER people have created! Here’s a few articles and videos from around […]

Software Defined Stuff

So, this is going to be a bit of an informal blog post, but I’m in the middle of a weeklong boot camp for VMware NSX and I wanted to share a few things I’ve learned with the internet. First, this is one of the first times that I’ve had a chance to get […]