Hey WiFi friends, I added another post to my WiFi-Fu.com blog. This time talking about a scalable and fiscally feasible WiFi design, for when you just can't survey each location in a nationwide retail chain. Please check it out at WiFi-Fu.com

Can anyone give me a "ballpark" as to what a Mist Marvis subscription costs per site per month/year? Just curious. Maybe DM me if it's more comfortable. Thanks. Mist Systems Wireless Janitor

When the office runs smoothly.. When your apps work.. When you had a successful Zoom call.. When you keep customers coming in the door.. When you keep product stocked.. When critical resources get to where they're needed.. When it just works, know this...

Would anyone argue that a WiFi6 AP provides improved performance for non-WiFi6 client devices? If so, will you please point me to any supporting documentation? Thanks in advance.

Hey Mist Systems and @JuniperNetworks, I attended the Wireless Wednesday webinar on 8/19 (post-webinar survey completed too), and still haven't heard from anyone. I'd love to have an AP and EX switch prior my JNCIS-MistAI training starting on 9/27. Can this happen? Thanks!

Hey Ekahau, I just got the SK2 and the first thing I did was try to use Ekahau Capture with it, but I find that Capture doesn't support it..? Not what I expected with my shiny new toy. When might we expect Ekahau Capture to support the SK2?

Hey WiFi community, the new year has me starting a new podcast – Under the AP. It’s about getting to know those of us who work in WiFi. Visit undertheap.com for details. BTW - We’re looking for guests, so please reach out if you’d like to be put “under the AP”.

The first episode of Under the AP is now live. We put the godfather of WiFi himself, Keith Parsons, "under the AP." Who knew he got into WiFi on a coin flip..? We talk about WLPC too. Access the audio here, undertheap.com/episodes/ View the video here, youtube.com/@undertheap

Hey Mikko Lauronen and Ekahau, any update on doing 6 GHz pcap's with the SK2? I have 6 GHz APs that I'm testing now and that sure would come in handy. I'd be happy to beta test the new Analyzer app if that'd be helpful, let me know.

Turning the tables, François Vergès and I were guests on the podcast, Under the AP with host Todd Smith. We had a great time! Can’t wait to share that episode with everyone.

I put Rowell & Francois "Under the AP" and discover how and why they got into WiFi, and we then discuss what it takes to start your own WiFi consulting business. Great stuff from two of WiFi's finest! Listen here: undertheap.com/episodes/ Watch here: youtube.com/watch?v=o5HKln…

Hey WiFi community, I'll be recording some Under the AP episodes while at the WLPC. Please DM me if you'd like to be put "Under the AP." I'll try to record as many as I can. Don't be shy, reach out!

#WLPC Did I just hear Wireless Janitor announce the Hamina Sidepunch survey device? Can't wait.

Under the AP # 3 is out! This time, WiFi visionary Bob Friday goes "Under the AP". Learn about some of his most impactful contributions to WiFi, where he sees it going, and what he may have in store next. Listen here: undertheap.com/episodes/ Watch here: youtube.com/@UndertheAP

In episode 4, Jussi and Joel go "under the AP". We discover what Jussi will likely do after his career in Wi-Fi, and what Joel likes to do with soup cans. Oh, and Hamina stuff too. Listen here: undertheap.com/episodes/ Watch here: youtu.be/YGNGkjTplp8

In "Under the AP" episode 5, Jack Raynor and Drew (WirelessNerd) Lentz go under the AP. We learn how Jack ended up as co-chair for TIP OpenWiFi, and Drew gives us his glimpse into the future of Wi-Fi. Listen here: undertheap.com/episodes/ Watch here: youtube.com/@undertheap

"Under the AP" episode 6 is out, where we learn how Peter MacKenzie ended up in Wi-Fi as the industry’s PCAPing guru, and about Ben Toner, who designed the impressive nOversight app. Listen here: undertheap.com/episodes/ Watch here: youtube.com/watch?v=bb_MVY…

To those who debug Meraki Wi-Fi, I recently developed a web tool to aid your efforts. Check it out at merakiwifi.app Enter an API key, select a network, and see the AP and SSID configs, as well as the event logs - all on the same screen. Let me know what you think.