CTS 249: RF Behaviours

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CTS 249: RF Behaviours

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In this episode, we talk about the different behaviours that an RF signal can have while travelling through different environments. This will help you better understand what happens to Wi-Fi signals as they travel away from their transmitters. This is a very nice episode if you are studying for your CWNA or if you are […]
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CTS 043: Don’t Skip On Planning: This past week I’ve been busy with my colleagues setting up WiFi for a large event on campus. What I learned out of this was planning should always be a requirement. Would you start building a house without any plans? by Clear To Send: Wireless Network Engineering
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CTS 045: Wrap Up of Cisco Live 2016: Wow what a conference. Cisco Live 2016 met my expectations and more. With over 28,000 attendees we filled Las Vegas throughout the strip. At the Cisco Live, we collectively used about 40 TB of traffic! Impressive numbers. by Clear To Send: Wireless Network Engineering
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CTS 047: Troubleshooting Wi-Fi with Wireshark: Getting started with Wireshark to troubleshoot Wi-Fi, Airbnb Wi-Fi unsafe to use, Keith Parsons shares what's in his Wi-Fi toolkit, and what do you do if someone is spoofing your SSID? by Clear To Send: Wireless Network Engineering
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CTS 054: 4 Scary Things Lurking in Your Wi-Fi: In the spirit of Halloween I wanted to go into a theme of scare and fright. While these may not make the hair on your neck stand, I don’t know maybe they do, these issues can lead to managing a scary wireless network. by Clear To Send: Wireless Network Engineering
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CTS 057: Hallway Design: In this episode I want to talk about Hallway Design or lack of it. This was inspired by a #WIFIQ that Lee Badman threw out there. I’ll tell you now, I don’t like hallway design. What is Hallway Design? In a #WIFIQ thread, Jake Snyder said, by Clear To Send: Wireless Network Engineering
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CTS 059: Become A Better Wi-Fi Engineer in 2017: A list of Wi-Fi resources to get started in Wi-Fi in the new year. by Clear To Send: Wireless Network Engineering
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CTS 249: RF Behaviours

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