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We love talking about 802.11ac here at the NSA Show. There’s a lot to it and it isn’t always about speed. On today’s show we talk with Walt Shaw from Cisco to get the lowdown on all the latest 802.11ac APs from Cisco. We also have a nice article up on Cisco.com right now about 802.11ac which can be found at the link below: https://blogs.cisco.com/perspectives/title-802-11ac-more-throughput-for-one-or-for-all
On this episode of the NSA Show we talk with Jake Synder (@jsynder81) about WiFi Pineapple and other types of security concerns that exist when using public networks. One of the questions asked during the show is should you turn off your wireless when not intentionally connecting to a wireless network? What do you think? Do you leave it on or off?
Welcome to E49 of the NSA Show. Today we get a refresh on the MSE and see what is new in the 8.0 release. This release decouples quite a bit of the configuration tasks generally performed in Prime and moves them to the MSE.
On today’s show we take a look at the recent Marriott FCC ruling regarding containment of MiFi devices. Marriott recently settled with the FCC over a complaint that they were “jamming” personal MiFi devices at one of their convention centers in Nashville. Sam and I give our opinion on the matter and discuss our thoughts about WIPs containment technology.
On this episode of the NSA Show Jennifer Huber joins us to discuss some of the recent stadium deals out there, cellular alternatives, everything is AWESOME with Lego’s, and IoT.
Have you ever got a new product and wondered where to start with designing and configuring it? First place you looked was probably google and then tried to find some configuration guide. On today’s show we talked with members of the Cisco Validated Design (CVD) team and learned about what goes into creating a Cisco CVD. Check out the available CVD’s at http://cisco.com/go/designzone
For episode 45 we took the podcast mobile and brought our gear to Cisco Live. We had 4 mics and a good group of engineers talking about the wireless at Cisco Live as well as some other topics. Take a list and learn about the design used for Cisco Live.
Welcome to E44 of the NSA Show Podcast. Today Sam and I are joined by our good friend Vic Nunes (@nunesvic) to discuss DARPA using drones for WiFi hotspots in the field, TWC looks to join other cable companies doing hotspots in your house, more bandwidth in the skies, and Zebra buys Motorola’s Enterprise Wireless line.
Cisco has introduced their new AP 2700 which supports 802.11ac Wave 1 and we get a first hand look at with Sangita Mahishi. The AP 2700 joins the AP 3700 as Cisco’s 2nd purpose built 802.11ac APs. Learn about all the features and differences between it and the AP 3700 and where to place it in the market.
Welcome to E42 of the show! Today we get a recap and hear about the future of Cisco CMX. Retail analytics is a hot topic right now, whether you are for it or against it. Take a list to hear about CMX and the new features. I even learned something new on the show, did you know that the MAC address of a client being tracked by CMX is hashed for another level of privacy? We are also still getting used to the new audio setup so I apologize of the quietness of Sam, we had some difficulties with our conference bridge.
We are back with all new equipment which will hopefully fix some of the recent audio issues. On this episode of the show we talk about the latest Apple SSL bug that has caused quite an uproar being called a wireless vulnerability. We also chat about a wireless virus being theorized but a University. There’s been some stories floating around about WiFi from outerspace as well so we reviewed that. We also took a look at some of the items that we will be hearing about at MWC 2014.
Welcome to E40 of the NSA Show, today we have one of our featured bloggers, George Stefanick, on the show with us to discuss WiFi being pulled from schools down under for health concerns, municipal wireless deployments, fun with gaming consoles, welcoming back our friend in blue, and a quick discussion about wireless hacking. Enjoy!
Welcome to 2014! On this episode of the NSA Show we talk with Carlos from Aruba Networks about identity management and where it is heading. Let’s face it the BYOD craze is done in terms of marketing so what is there left for identity management going forward? Was it just a fad or is it evolving into something else? Take a listen and find out!
We end 2013 with the last in our Cisco series this one focusing on wIPS solutions. We chat overlay vs builtin, benefits of having an MSE, and more. Take a listen and learn a little about wIPS!
Generally speaking when we talk about wireless networks we typically only talk about indoor deployments, but there is another scenario that is popping up more and more now with the increased mobile connectivity demand: outdoor wireless. We talk with David Wolf from Cisco to hear about their outdoor AP products and get some ideas for supporting outdoor wireless networks.
