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Campus and Branch Briefing
Organizations depend on their campuses and branches not only as operational hubs but as vital touchpoints for employees and customers. A poor experience at these locations can erode brand trust, while a seamless, technology-driven experience enhances productivity, satisfaction, and loyalty. With the campus and branch increasingly reliant on robust networks, the stakes for getting it right have never been higher
Aruba Wireless and Clearpass Foundations Lab
This Lab guide is intended for administrators who are responsible for deploying and configuring AOS 8 solutions. Participants should have at least a basic understanding of WLAN concepts. It is assumed that participants have at least a working understanding of fundamental wireless concepts as well as Aruba technology.
Foundations Lab
•Fundamentals
•252 launches
Demystifying Hotspot 2.0, Passpoint and OpenRoaming the Pros and Cons
The exploration of Hotspot 2.0, Passpoint and OpenRoaming underscores the significance of seamless and secure wireless guest network access while highlighting the associated challenges and available solutions.
Segment Routing: The Future of MPLS
Segment Routing accomplishes the same thing as MPLS, but is less complex, extremely robust and can be scaled without any limitations.
Troubleshooting a Cisco Meraki Wireless Network
This blog post is a presentation of the Cisco Meraki A Day In The Life PowerPoint slide deck. The Cisco Meraki engineer receives multiple issues reported via the Help Desk ticketing system in the course of the day and they must use dashboard.meraki.com to identify and potentially resolve the issues. This blog post covers the common factors affecting wireless networks and explains why certain data is needed from end users in order to effectively troubleshoot a wireless network using the Cisco Meraki dashboard.
Juniper Mist Foundations Lab
The Juniper Mist Foundations Lab is designed to provide an environment to gain hands-on experience with the features of the Mist Management Portal, Mist AP's and the Juniper EX Switch line.
Foundations Lab
•Fundamentals
•147 launches
WWT and Partners Deliver Next-Generation Telco Cloud for Virgin Media O2
Learn how WWT, working with Arista and VMware, was able to test, validate and deploy a next-generation Telco Cloud for Virgin Media O2 as part of its ongoing plans to modernize its 5G UK Network.
Troubleshooting a Fortinet Wireless Network
Delve into the daily operations of a Fortinet Engineer as we touch on how to troubleshoot a Fortinet wireless network. In this blog post, we explore the powerful capabilities of the FortiGate dashboard to address common wireless network issues.
Modernizing Wireless Connectivity and Empowering Digital Care for a State Hospital System
A state hospital system partners with WWT to efficiently upgrade and unify its wireless infrastructure across a growing number of campuses.
Cisco 9800 Foundation Lab
This lab guide is intended for administrators who are responsible for deploying and configuring Cisco IOS-XE solutions. Participants should have at least a basic understanding of WLAN concepts. It is assumed that participants have at least a working understanding of fundamental wireless concepts as well as Cisco technology.
Foundations Lab
•Fundamentals
•403 launches
Can AI Be Trusted to Run Critical Networks?
Artificial intelligence is firmly in the heart of the world's most critical infrastructure — the massive networks that keep our digital lives running. In this episode of the AI Proving Ground Podcast, two of our top trusted advisors to the world's largest network operators — Dave Clough and Yohannes Tafesse — break down the high-stakes reality of applying AI at scale, the often-overlooked work of preparing data and building trust, and why the lessons emerging from telecom will shape how every enterprise approaches AI in mission-critical environments.
Passive Optical Networks (PON)
This learning series will explore Passive Optical Networks (PON). PON is a fiber-optic communication system typically deployed to deliver high-speed internet, TV, and phone services to homes and businesses. It uses a single optical fiber that splits passively (without powered equipment) to connect multiple users. This technology is efficient, cost-effective, and reliable because it reduces the need for active electronic components in the network, lowering maintenance and energy costs.