Category: Wifi 6e

  • I Went to a Journey Concert and All I Got Was Great Wifi

    I Went to a Journey Concert and All I Got Was Great Wifi

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    Every 4th of July, Stadium of Fire thrills and excites Utahns with hundreds of dancing pre-teens performers, hit rock or country music singers, flyovers, skydiving aerialists, and thrilling fireworks. I’ve attended several events over the years. So, the routine was expected. A headlining country or rock music artists draws the crowds. The event is streamed…

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  • eduroam + WPA3-Enterprise + Clients (Part 4)

    eduroam + WPA3-Enterprise + Clients (Part 4)

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    As I was writing this post, I received an email announcing that my application was accepted for my CWNE. I’ve been given the special CWNE #500!!!! That everyone had been anxiously awaiting.. since numbers are so important in this industry. I feel like I just joined a family of other CWNEs who have reach this…

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  • Executive Summary: WPA3-SAE and WPA3-Enterprise Client Support

    Executive Summary: WPA3-SAE and WPA3-Enterprise Client Support

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    My final post, showing different clients, ended up being a 40 minute long read according to LinkedIn. I know most don’t have time to read that long. So below is an executive summary of my findings. I put all the test results in a Google Sheet. If you have devices that you want to test…

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  • eduroam + 6GHz + Vendors (Part 3)

    eduroam + 6GHz + Vendors (Part 3)

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    In my third follow up post, I’m going to dig into how to handle eduroam and 6GHz with different vendors. Two vendors currently stand out as being more eduroam friendly. I’ll explain more in a bit, but first. My previous posts covered: This post will cover: My final post will cover: As quick recap of…

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