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WiFi site surveys are normally used to measure Access Point (AP) signal coverage, channel utilization, RF interference, and other metrics that help you validate if…
The Importance of Network Testing Every network engineer knows that proactively testing cables and switches is critical to maintaining a high-performing, reliable network. Just like…
Knowing Your Network Has Never Been So Important In a recent blog, I discussed the importance of understanding what endpoints were connected to your network…
When it comes to your edge network, what you don’t know can most certainly hurt you. In this case, “hurt” refers specifically to potential exposure…
Have you ever noticed how while standing in one place the WiFi works great, but while walking around the building you get disconnected from the…
Congratulations! You are a one-man army and have been asked to manage wired and wireless networks on multiple sites all by yourself. Not only that,…
In today’s hectic IT environments, rapidly getting to the root cause of a service issue and then resolving it is critical. Whether fairly or unfairly,…
Why do we have multiple wireless security types? Today, WiFi networks are either open with no protection or protected with one of four security types:…
PoE (Power over Ethernet) has become such a commonplace technology that it is easy to take for granted. If we connect a phone, access point,…
Bluetooth (BT) data loggers need to connect to the network via a point of access so they can send data to servers, the cloud, apps,…