What is different about WiFi6 compared to 802.11n
Before diving into the comparison, it’s essential to understand the fundamentals of both WiFi 6 and 802.11n. I have chosen to start with N as I am finding this is many of the smaller to medium-sized networks I come across. …
Alata labs AP6 1.1g firmware released
Alata Labs released their 1.1g software for their Wi-Fi6 access points. You can check out some of my posts on the Alta Access Points if you are unfamiliar. v1.1g Release Notes v1.1f Release Notes v1.1e Release Notes v1.1d Release Notes …
Alta Labs wireless access points AP6
My test units from Alta Labs showed up today. More info on these wifi6 access points coming soon. I wanted to get some photos of the boxes and a quick peek inside. I will be doing more posts on these …
j2 Podcast: Network cabling, WISPER gets funding
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Comcast launches wifi6 routers https://www.businesswire.com/news/home/20200106005958/en/Comcast-Launches-Powerful-Internet-Device-Capable-Multi-Gigabit Want some good geek reading? Cable Labeling Best Practices byu/zanacks innetworking Funding The folks over at WISPER have some good news coming their way https://www.telecompetitor.com/fcc-ready-to-authorize-caf-ii-rural-broadband-funding-for-hughes-wisper-isp-three-others/ USDA to Make 550 Million available in 2020 https://www.usda.gov/media/press-releases/2019/12/12/usda-make-550-million-funding-available-2020-deploy-high-speed …
Modern Wireless Terminology
Belden has a great article on some of the Wireless terms being thrown around.
Broadcom announces WIFI6
Wi-Fi 6E is a new standard that builds on the rich feature set of Wi-Fi 6, including OFDMA
More WiFI 6
More news and updated on wifi6 including a cnet article about new features and technology
What is WPA3?
With the introduction of WIFI6, we now have the new WPA standard in WPA3. In an earlier article, I talk about WIFI6, and it’s the introduction of WPA3. As we are used to with the previous versions of WPA, WPA3 …
What is wifi6?
802.11ax is designed to operate from 1 to 7GHZ. This means it can be used in 3GHZ as well as the possible upcoming rule changes to the 6ghz space.