Hey! Welcome to our latest blog – this time we are taking it back to some RF fundamentals and more specific – RF Math! Since we started our Podcast & Blog, we have had requests from people to cover beginner level WiFi basics, which we will be doing with a…

Hey! Welcome to our latest WiFi Ninjas Blog 🙂 We’ve been busy lately testing some available RTLS solutions from a few different major wireless players and fell absolutely in love with the topic to the point, where we shake from overexcitement when thinking or talking about it ???? This summarises…

We have recently come across few production networks, where distance between two APs or APs and a client stations was much closer than I was comfortable with. Natural reaction was to suggest moving radios at least few metres apart. But why exactly? What happens when two or more transmitting radios…

Hey! Welcome to our very first blog on our journey to learn some coding. I decided it was finally time to stop burying my head in the sand & to make a start with taking a dive into the world of coding. This is my very first time trying to…

In our previous blog (please start there), we were typing in all the site IDs, WLAN IDs, API authentication tokens & Mist API HTTPS URL manually. It’s no fun, right? Since we’re likely to interact with Mist API using one Mist account, we’ll probably use one API key globally. Additionally, we’ll probably…

Let’s face the truth. We can’t avoid dev stuff in WiFi forever! REST API, Python, JSON, Ansible and whatever else is needed – here we come! It’s time. This is day 1 of our studies! The mission for today? Actually we have a few 🙂 Extreeeemely complicated, we know 😉…

Hey! I have just recently attended the Ekahau & Open Reality WiFi Design Day 2019 at the ICC in Birmingham and thought I would do a blog post to summarise my experience and thoughts. This was my 3rd year in a row attending from the 1st one back in 2017…

Hey! Welcome to another one of our Cisco C9800 configuration blogs! This time we will be covering Local Web Authentication (LWA), where guest sessions are managed by the WLC itself. We can authenticate against RADIUS, TACACS, LDAP or local WLC Guest Users database. In this guide we will use local…