No Strings Attached Show

On todays show Sam and Blake discuss the newly released Ekahau Pro 10 and Ekahau Connect Suite. We go under the hood of the new Ekahau Pro software and talk about the performance improvements as well as the new look of the UI. Ekahau Pro is the new name for Ekahau Site Survey software. Ekahau Connect introduces a new cloud sync service, iPad Site Survey App, and Ekahau Capture for doing packet captures from the Sidekick. We discuss how this new platform is enabling higher levels of collaboration among teams and sets up the framework for what could potentially come in the future.

On this episode of the NSA Show Sam and Blake talk about RSSI and a new tool, RSSI|COMPARED, that will help with understanding the variances in RSSI.

Join us as we discuss Virtual BLE with Bob Friday from Mist Systems. We've discussed BLE before on past episodes but this is a new take on BLE that doesn't require tags.

On this episode of the No Strings Attached Show we talk with Bob Friday from Mist Systems. We talk about what AI means for Wireless networks and engineers alike discussing how AI will help not replace the Wireless engineer.

No Strings Attached Show joins forces with Wireless LAN Professionals Podcast in this special edition to talk all about Ekahau’s new Sidekick

On this episode of the NSA Show Sam and Blake talk about their experience at Aruba Atmosphere 2017 in Nashville. One of the hot topics was the live update Aruba performed on their controllers during the technical keynote. Talk about taking a risk?

We're back! Sam and I take a few moments while at Atmosphere 2017 to talk about what's been going on, our FRA paper, WLPC, and ATM17!

We are heading back to WLPC on this episode of the NSA Show. We recorded this live at WLPC with our guests Lee Badman, Keith Parsons, Mike Leibovitz, and Jake Snyder. We talked about building communities, analytics, and white label APs/controllers.

Welcome to the 2nd episode of the 2 part series on the new Cisco 3800 & 2800 access points. On todays show we are talking again with Mark Denny & Brian Levin but this time we add in Jim Florwick. Jim is one of the most entertaining speakers from Cisco Mobility. We go deeper into the Flexible Radio Modes and talk about the 2 cell antenna elements. Make sure you have listened to the first part prior to listening to this episode.

Welcome to this first part of a two part series on the new Cisco 3800 and 2800 series access points. Today we talk with Mark Denny and Brian Levin, product managers for the two new access points. This first part of the series is an introduction to the new APs and looks at the features from a high level, our next episode will look into more depth the XOR radios and designing for them.

Welcome to a very special episode of the NSA Show. On this episode we are joined by Ryan Adzima (@radzima) from Whiskey and Wireless as well as Stew Goumans (@wirelessstew) to discuss a bunch of different topics. This episode was recorded back at the Cisco Partner VT in October. Some of our topics include the risks of IoT devices and WiFi as well as pavement acting as WiFi antennas. Tune into our podcast episode and then head over to Whiskey and Wireless for the video show!

Welcome back to the NSA Show podcast! We are starting up our winter season with an update episode. On this episode Sam and Blake talk tools with George Stefanick.

On this episode of the No Strings Attached Show we chat with GT Hill about 802.11ac Wave2. Now that we are starting to see infrastructure devices hit the market based on Wave2 chips it's important to take a look at what this means for channel widths, impact on clients, and uplinks.

Sam takes the reins on this episode of the NSA Show to talk with Devin Akin, Eddie Forero, and Chris Lyttle about devices, monitoring, and the end user perception of what is working and not working when it comes to wireless networks.

Another Aruba Atmosphere event is in the books, this one had some big news at it regarding Aruba Networks as a company. Sam and I give our opinions on the matter and what we think it means for Aruba as well as the industry. Again this is our opinion and any forecasting we make is solely pulled out of our rears. Secondly we take a look at the updated Cisco CCIE Wireless v3 that was just posted. A lot stayed the same, but we discuss the new components and weighting to help you get your digits!

Welcome to part 1 of 2 for the Wireless LAN Professionals Conference "After Dark" podcasts we recorded at WLPC 2015. On part 1 we discussed a concept of the Wireless Advisory Board as well as 2.4GHz and designs utilizing that frequency.

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.