Last week I was lucky enough to have the opportunity to attend a few days of Interop, now InteropITX. This is a conference that I have been eagerly wanting to attend for the last couple of years but have not… Continue Reading
First off, I know it has been awhile since my last blog. My apologies. I have been swamped with work and HubHolster orders. Hopefully, I will not let that be an excuse anymore! There are going to be a few changes… Continue Reading
The Idea There have been quite a few discussions lately around building an AP on a Stick (APoS) rig, and not just any rig, but a professional looking one. Now, I am the first guy to say that if you need something and… Continue Reading
“Your Time is Now” That was the tagline for this year’s Cisco Live. As I sit down to write this, it resonates with me more than ever. My initial plan was to write a glorious recap, but I have come to realize that… Continue Reading
We are just a few days away from the big show: Cisco Live 2016. It has become a conference that I have made a point to attend every year. While it would seem natural to be writing a post on the tips… Continue Reading
It has been a busy couple of weeks working to get Hub Holsters out to the community. I would first like to thank everyone for the great support you have all provided. I would especially like to thank Rowell Dionicio, François… Continue Reading
It has been a crazy week since my last post. I am in shock and awe over the responses to Hub Holster, and am endlessly grateful for the support and excitement from the wireless community. Originally my plan after the… Continue Reading
The Idea Wireless site surveys are one of my favorite aspects of wireless. There is nothing like heading out into the world and unraveling the mysteries of RF. While we have great software and hardware for surveying, the way that is… Continue Reading
Like many of you, I was excited when Raspberry PI hit the market. It is a computer the size of a credit card and, while it was fun to tinker with, I could never really find anything to actually do… Continue Reading
After recently reading François Vergès (@VergesFrancois) blog post, Easily use AirConsole on MAC OS X, about setting up and scripting AirConsole, I thought I would share a script that I use to simplify console connections using Mac’s Terminal utility and a… Continue Reading
