Category: Wifi

  • eduroam + WPA3-Enterprise + Security (Part 5)

    eduroam + WPA3-Enterprise + Security (Part 5)

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    It’s been just under a year since I started my series on eduroam and WPA3-Enterprise requirements in 6GHz. There has been a ton of people that are rolling out 6GHz eduroam and have data to compare against my initial testing. As time rolls on, clients that do not support WPA3-Enterprise continue to be phased out.…

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  • GXC Private Cellular Mesh

    GXC Private Cellular Mesh

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    When designing and deploying an outdoor Private Cellular Network there may arise a time where connectivity doesn’t quite reach as far as desired, or you need to extend the signal around a large attenuating object like a mountain. Within the US, CBRS FCC regulated power levels, controlled by SAS, limit the distance. Physics has a…

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  • Wifi HaLow PCAPs

    Wifi HaLow PCAPs

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    Wifi HaLow or 802.11ah isn’t a necessarily new technology, it was first ratified in 2017. It is starting to gain popularity and interest because clients and APs are starting to become more widely available. 802.11ah or Wifi HaLow brings the Wifi standards and technology into the unlicensed ISM 900MHz band in the United States or…

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  • iOS17 Private Cellular and Wifi Shortcuts

    iOS17 Private Cellular and Wifi Shortcuts

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    When iOS17 was announced at WWDC ’23, Apple included some footnotes that it would finally have official support for Private Cellular Networks. I discuss more about those changes in my next post. I had an amazing experience at WLAN Professionals’ WLPC Prague ’23 a couple weeks ago and want to show off some things that…

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