Breaking up with old network paradigms We’ve all seen it. You walk into a switch closet and look around. Dust lies thick upon ancient switches—enough to dim LE… Total: 8
1 AP per classroom – part 4: the whys and wherefores of the rest of the checklist If you skipped part 3, The answer is not 42. It’s Channel Planning, well, don’t. Go back and read it, as 80% or more of … Total: 4
Configuring an Over-deployed, 1 AP per Classroom School: The Answer is not 42. It’s Channel Planning When you know the why for a recommendation, you can make informed decisions without having to listen to a Ruckus SE say … Total: 1
The Checklist – Configuring an Over-Deployed, 1 AP per Classroom School In the first part of this series, we discussed schools needing only one AP in every other classroom. This time, we will … Total: 9
School WLAN design: Top-of-Line Wi-Fi 6 and an AP in Every Classroom As we are fond of saying around here at Ruckus HQ (and in the field, and on the phone, and in webinars, over drinks, etc… Total: 2
Three common Wi-Fi myths about capacity, interference and roaming It’s time to clear the air about Wi-Fi. Once you sort out some common misconceptions, a lot of the fogginess around Wi-F… Total: 10
Wi-Fi Bridges and Wi-Fi Mesh: What’s the Difference? Here’s the tweet-sized tutorial on Wi-Fi bridges (or wireless bridging) and WI-Fi mesh: both replace physical cabling. H… Total: 47
What is Smart Wi-Fi? My Wi-Fi is smarter than your Wi-Fi! Honestly? Arguing about who has the smarter Wi-Fi is like trying to secure bragging… Total: 1
What is a network fabric, and is it the same as a campus fabric? A network fabric sounds kind of cozy, doesn’t it? Like wrapping yourself in a warm, woven blanket on a cold day. A… Total: 0
How does wireless mesh networking work? Only a few years ago, wireless mesh networking was considered an enterprise technology for spanning cityscapes. Today, w… Total: 43
