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We are #hiring! 🙌
Join our team in modernizing network orchestration! We are currently looking for a creative UX designer and a charismatic software support manager!
#SecurEdgeCareers #hybridwork #tech
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Generation X is weird.
These 42-57 year-olds are so strange it presents golden opportunities.
Here are 10 mind hacks to use with Gen X:
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'Offered by Aruba, a HPE company. The Aruba CX Switching for Cisco Professionals course bridges the gap between Aruba and Cisco switching… Enroll for free.' dy.si/D7sspb
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What can colleges and universities do to ensure a safe and productive hybrid learning experience? In our latest podcast episode, we discuss the various tactics and tech that schools can implement to do just that: hubs.ly/H0tFd0R0
#WiFi #HigherEducation #COVID19 #podcast
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Did you know-- changing your #WiFi name to something fun and unique actually makes your #remotework office more secure? Let's play #bingo.
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This is very exciting. @SecurEdgeWiFi is partnering with @NCICUhighered to improve the student experience and help colleges navigate the #digital transformation. #partnership
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I've posted three blog posts in the last week. I'm trying really hard to stay motivated and share. If you are into Aruba Networks check it out:
acmxguy.wordpress.com/
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Cisco/Apple Recommendations Recap:
iOS devices
Primary RSSI -67dBm
Secondary RSSI -67dBm
macOS
Pri -72
Sec -72
12Mbps MBR
24Mbps Mandatory
20MHz (or 40Mh if no CCI)
802.11k, v, r
5GHz only SSID
Ch Util <40%
25 SNR
Retries <15%
Packet Loss <1%
Jitter <100ms
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With respect and gratitude, we honor all those who served in our nation's military. Today we salute John Gilbert, product manager at SecurEdge, who served 20 years in the USAF as a Master Sergeant/Flight Chief. Thank you, John and all our #veterans for serving and protecting.
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Outdoor WiFi, while it might seem similar to it's indoor counterpart, is inherently different and much more challenging to deploy. Learn what the two main differences are in the video below: #wifi
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Sometimes, knowing how to get started presents the greatest challenge. Here are the 4 most common WiFi scenarios that businesses are facing and the first step to take in order to navigate each one.
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#wifi #firststeps #businessneeds
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Campus WiFi is not just about speed and reliability, it's about delivering a better #studentexperience. Watch the video below to learn how students are driving the need for WiFi in #highereducation.
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#wifi #studentsfirst
Michael McNamee retweeted
Use @Microsoft Paint 3D to make a silly 3D antenna coverage from a 2D picture in less than 1 minute. Paste the antenna pattern image, draw a 3D figure over the red lines, expand and give it some color.
#Wireless #CWNA #Paint3D
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I am excited to announce the paperback version of "Understanding ArubaOS: Version 8.x" is now available at Amazon.com. The Kindle version will be available soon. If you buy the paperback, you will be able to add the Kindle version for $2.99 (Please share)
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After asking incessantly for weeks when it would be released, the least I can do is tell you to go buy @davidwestcott's new book, Understanding ArubaOS version 8.x. amazon.com/dp/0998470414/ref… You NEED this in your technical reference library if you work with Aruba Wi-Fi.


















