CTS 316: How OWE Works

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CTS 316: How OWE Works

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Opportunistic Wireless Encryption (OWE) is a way to secure open Wi-Fi networks. Encryption keys are created between a device and an access point (AP). In Wi-Fi 6E, you can no longer create open Wi-Fi networks. OWE is a requirement when creating an open Wi-Fi network in 6 GHz. In this episode, we dive into how […]
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CTS 036: How To Get Started In Wireless: Following up with Wes Purvis’ talk from MFD1 on getting started in wireless, I wanted to do my own on the same topic. In this podcast, I will go over my own experiences in a high level step by step on how I got started in wireless. by Clear To Send: Wireless Network Engineering
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CTS 052: How To Validate Wi-Fi Infrastructure: In this episode, I talk with Francois Verges of Semfio Networks about how to validate the Wi-Fi infrastructure. Validating a Wi-Fi network involves many steps. This is not isolated to a new deployment but also to an existing Wi-Fi network. by Clear To Send: Wireless Network Engineering
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CTS 055: My Thoughts On The CWDP Exam: Thoughts on CWNP’s Certified Wireless Design Professional (CWDP-302). The CWDP validates your knowledge of designing wireless networks where you need a pretty good understanding of spectrum, protocols used, security implementation, by Clear To Send: Wireless Network Engineering
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CTS 040: Work/Life Balance: Part of having a healthy and rewarding career involves taking a break every once in a while. In this episode, Francois and I talk about work/life balance. We provide our insight and tips for achieving a work/life balance that works for us and hopefully... by Clear To Send: Wireless Network Engineering
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CTS 035: Mobility Field Day 1 – It’s A Wrap: Mobility Field Day 1 brought together different minds in the wireless industry in one room and one presentation. We saw presentations from different vendors and other wireless leaders. Actually, not even all of them were really wireless but had their t... by Clear To Send: Wireless Network Engineering
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CTS 046: CWAP-402 Study Guide Released: Hey what’s up everyone. In today’s episode we talk about TP-Link discovering what it’s like to ignore DFS, Google Fiber going Wireless?, Data frame slicing with Airtool, and CWAP exam gets updated and so does the study guide. by Clear To Send: Wireless Network Engineering
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CTS 032: Cisco Updates CCNP Wireless: CCNP Wireless Certification Update In March 2016, Cisco announced new updates to the CCNP Wireless exam. After looking through the objectives, I came to the conclusion that the new CCNP Wireless looks appealing. 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 050: Introduction To DAS with Josh Gerst: Josh Gerst and I talk about an introduction to DAS, distributed antenna systems. Welcome back Josh Gerst, Vice President of Engineering at RF Connect. He originally came on the show back in episode 27 and he’s back to talk more about DAS. by Clear To Send: Wireless Network Engineering
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CTS 049: The Language on Cisco APs – NDP: If Cisco APs could talk to each other they would use NDP, Neighbor Discovery Protocol. NDP is important to Cisco RRM. It feeds a lot of the algorithms within RRM. The purpose of Cisco NDP is to allow APs to build a “map” of their locations in relation ... by Clear To Send: Wireless Network Engineering
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CTS 044: Cisco Live 2016: Cisco Live 2016 is here and I am attending for the first time. I am excited to meet many of the listeners of the Clear To Send podcast and to also get together with the folks I chat with all the time on social media. by Clear To Send: Wireless Network Engineering
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CTS 038: Robert Boardman, Hub Holster, Cisco Live, and RRM: Robert Boardman is my special co-host for Episode 38. Robert is the creator of Hub Holster which is a great alternative to using velcro on your laptop to hold up a USB hub during a wireless site survey. I assisted in providing measurements for my own U... 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 053: 3 Simple Tips for Passing the CWAP Exam: These 3 simple tips for passing the CWAP exam may seem easier said than done. Listen to the podcast to hear more details about each tip and how I used them to pass the CWAP exam. In September 2016 I sat and passed CWNP’s CWAP-402 exam. by Clear To Send: Wireless Network Engineering
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CTS 100: Retrospective – Episode 100!: A look back at the podcast all the way to the beginning! Be sure to check out the giveaway at the bottom of this post! This episode is sponsored by Metageek We Made It To Episode 100! I never thought I’d make it to episode 100 of this podcast. by Clear To Send: Wireless Network Engineering
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CTS 083: Wi-Fi Apps for Android: Check out some of the Wi-Fi apps I’ve listed for Android. This is the last episode in a series of Wi-Fi apps for different platforms. This episode is sponsored by Metageek Android Wi-Fi Apps Ekahau Site Survey Mobile Use this app with your Ekahau Site ... 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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