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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.
Cisco Live 2025: Networking Takeaways
Our Networking team's highlights from an exciting week in San Diego.
Enhancing K-12 Network Security Through Segmentation and Modern Infrastructure
K-12 and library network and wireless systems need enhanced segmentation through modern infrastructure today more than ever! In my post, I provide some clear reasons and guidance on enhancing these critical infrastructure components. I explain why it is important to implement new modern infrastructure underlay and overlay systems and what they can do to help enhance the security of staff, students and xIOT components on the supported network systems.
WPA3 – What is it and what do I need to know?
As Wi-Fi speeds continue to increase, it's essential to understand how to protect your data from eavesdroppers and malicious actors. This blog post delves into the evolution of Wi-Fi security, from the early days of WEP to the advanced protections offered by WPA3. I explore the key milestones and innovations that have shaped Wi-Fi security over the past two decades and describe how to safeguard your network in an increasingly connected world.
2025 Wi-Fi Trends to Keep an Eye On
Explore the transformative potential of Wi-Fi 7, enhanced location services and AI-driven cloud solutions in 2025. Discover how these advancements promise unprecedented performance, security and efficiency, while addressing infrastructure challenges and optimizing business operations. Stay ahead with insights on new technologies and strategic adoption for a future-ready network.
Automated Frequency Coordination (AFC) for 6 GHz Wi-Fi
This blog post traces the history of Wi-Fi technology from its humble beginnings to its current applications and discusses the regulatory and technical obstacles that hinder the full utilization of the 6 GHz spectrum
Troubleshooting an Arista Wireless Network
This blog post is based on the Arista A Day In The Life PowerPoint slide deck. The Arista engineer receives multiple issues reported via the Help Desk ticketing system in the course of the day and they must use manage.mist.com to identify and potentially resolve the issues. This deck 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 Arista dashboard.
Strategic Campus Network Investments for 2025
As campus networking evolves, enterprises must prioritize AI-driven operations, Wi-Fi 6E/7, cloud-native fabrics, API programmability, sustainable infrastructure, user experience optimization and location-based services. These strategic investments will ensure scalable, secure and energy-efficient networks, meeting future demands for performance, security and operational efficiency.
Cisco Live 2024: Networking Takeaways
WWT engineering resources share what stood out to them at the flagship technology conference.
Cisco Live 2023: Networking Takeaways
From new levels of visibility to AI integration to breakthroughs in optical networking, our experts share what stood out to them at the flagship technology conference.
Key Takeaways from 2025 US Wireless LAN Professionals Conference
The US 2025 Wireless LAN Professionals Conference (WLPC) brought together Wi-Fi experts to explore cutting-edge technologies like Passpoint, OpenRoaming and WPA3. With hands-on boot camps, deep-dive sessions and invaluable networking opportunities, WLPC remains the premier event for wireless professionals. Learn about the conference and catch up on the latest advancements.
Why Modern Cloud WLANs Are Re-Centralizing the Data Plane
Modern cloud-managed WLANs are reintroducing centralized data-plane aggregation to improve scalability, simplify operations, and enhance roaming. Cisco's Campus Gateway exemplifies this hybrid model by combining cloud control with centralized tunneling, enabling cleaner segmentation and more efficient campus and branch network architectures at both large and small scales.