Category: Wifi 6e

  • Start with Wyebot at MFD14

    Start with Wyebot at MFD14

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    When Wyebot presented four years ago at Mobility Field Day 8, I questioned the need for an overlay sensor network for your Wi-Fi network. I was a huge Juniper Mist customer and thought I had everything I needed from a built in scanning radio. Why do you need Wyebot in today’s modern Wi-Fi APs? This…

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  • HPE Juniper Host “AA” Meetings for Recovering NPS Users at MFD14

    HPE Juniper Host “AA” Meetings for Recovering NPS Users at MFD14

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    Years ago, I had an IT Director from a charter school ask me why 802.1X with eduroam doesn’t just integrate with IdPs such as Google or Office 365 like most other cloud first applications can do. Many have tried but no one had easily solved the Single Sign-On problem. For the past two years, I…

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  • Juniper Grows Marvis Minis to Titanic Sized Proportions at MFD13

    Juniper Grows Marvis Minis to Titanic Sized Proportions at MFD13

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    At the recent Mobility Field Day 13 (MFD13) event in San Jose, Juniper Networks kicked off the vendor presentations discussing their new products and features. For years Juniper and Mist have been using Tech Field Day as an audience to showcase all their new stuff. That was the case as always. This time, one of…

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  • Juniper EX4000, The Wired Connection Wi-Fi 7 Needs

    Juniper EX4000, The Wired Connection Wi-Fi 7 Needs

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    The last few years, I’ve been looking at networking switching with new eyes. New power hungry and data intensive Wi-Fi APs are pushing the needs for new and better network switching. I’ve watched other vendors fill their product lines with switches pushing 10gig ethernet and POE++. Ubiquiti has even started pushing their POE+++ marketing numbers…

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