802.11ax OFDMA Resource Units (RUs) are a big change to Wi-Fi. It brings multi-user to wireless transmissions on a single channel by dividing the channel into RUs. Listen to our discussion of RUs on our latest episode. #wifi #WiFi6 #11ax

An overview of Wi-Fi 6, or as it's technically known - 802.11ax. What do you need to know and how does it differ from previous protocols?

Taking a look at how 802.11w, management frame protection, can help prevent spoofed or masquerade attacks from disrupting your Wi-Fi networks.

How does rate limiting effect the flow of Wi-Fi?

For the CWNA exam, you should be familiar with 802.11 service sets. In this episode, we describe the various service sets and their uses.

Security is much more than protecting the wireless frames over the air. We must also protect the infrastructure side, have proper segmentation, and ensure the right role based access. In this episode we speak with Chris Hinsz about security beyond Wi-Fi.

Scott Lester gives us his experience in deploying Stadium Wi-Fi with Aruba Networks.

We made it to the end of 2018! In our final episode of the year, we wanted to recap the show and it's top episodes. There are some good episodes to listen to or if you already have, listen to them again!

Does your Wi-Fi network make the naughty or nice list? We created a checklist of top 5 bad things that can harm user experience over Wi-Fi and the top 5 good things that can make a good user experience over Wi-Fi.

This week we outline some of what we think CWNE means. It's a certain kind of wireless professional. It's not the end-all definition of a CWNE but really a definition from our point of view.