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Maybe. Maybe not.

Every manufacturer brags that their AP is the fastest AP in history. I'm here to tell you that Wi-Fi network speed is based on a large set of variables, such as:

1. Mix of client population.
2. AP and client radio capabilities and specifications (data rate support, beam forming, TPC,...

Once there was a Wi-Fi guy,
Studious, stellar, and Slavic.
Everyone loved him, hired him, and retweeted him,
Though he wreaked much Eastern European havoc.

This Wi-Fi guy was Slovenian,
Smart, technical, and funny.
If he touched anything with a radio,
It was sure to result in money.

His given name...

In my previous blog, Aerohive Training for 21st Century Networks, I talked about my trip to Vancouver BC when I had the opportunity to attend one of David Coleman's classes as a student.

This blog puts a face (or three) to that experience.

And I promise to use an better microphone next time

Cheers,
Andr...

Knowledge is embodied in people gathered in communities and networks. The road to knowledge is via people, conversations, connections and relationships. Knowledge surfaces through dialog, all knowledge is socially mediated and access to knowledge is by connecting to people that know or know who to...

Every year, there’s a new hot topic to be hashed out at Interop, and this year is no exception. So if you’re wondering what are the latest developments in enterprise Wi-Fi, you don’t want to miss this session featuring Aerohive Director of Product Management Matthew Gast as one of the panel...

With operations across Europe, and a requirement to ensure the latest trends are available at the right time, Madeleine Fashion was in need of an enterprise WLAN that was easy to manage and would scale and grow alongside its business.    

The buying process takes place at Madeleine’s...

WARNING: If you’re a calorie counter (or have a heart condition) please look away

The Aerohive (Food) Fun Committee is excited to have a brand new truck in the Bay Area come by for lunch! Say hello to the Dough Truck (donut sandwiches).

Yes, you heard me right. Donut sandwiches.

This menu is for the...

Exactly. I can't read it either. Only about 2 million people in the world can read it actually. It's meaning, however, is very important.

It's a Slovenian saying that means, "I'm not rich enough to buy cheap stuff."

/not-completely-off-topic -- start

 
Examples 1 & 2: Cheap Yet Expensive

I searched for...

Because Wi-Fi is an access technology, if something goes wrong, the knee-jerk reaction of the user is to blame the wireless network. From the user’s viewpoint, they cannot access the Internet or corporate servers via the WLAN, and therefore the problem must be the Wi-Fi network. However, more often...

People these days bring their mobile devices wherever they go, and skiers are no exception. We have all become accustomed to having Wi-Fi access in order to be continually connected to email and social networks, right? 

Val Thorens, part of the largest ski area in the world and located in France,...